Stirling Castle
Tapestries
Stirling Castle - Inner Close
The King's Old Building, built in 1496 for James IV
Stirling Castle
Statues at James V's palace built in 1538
Stirling Castle
Statue of James V on his palace
Stirling Castle
Looking over the battlements
Stirling Castle - Grave Yard
Grave yard with Abbey Craig in the background
Stirling Castle
Looking across the Grand Battery from inside the Outer Close
Stirling Castle
Jeff and Cindy in the dungeon!
Stirling Castle - Queen Ann's Gate
In 1746, Jacobites laid siege to the castle. MacLarens faught for the cause. I only had to pay £8 to get in.
Wallace Monument
Built on Abbey Craig where Wallace and his men camped before the battle at Stirling Bridge.
Wallace Monument
The battle of Stirling Bridge was fought in 1297. The Scots won after killing over 1500 English soldiers.
Wallace Monument
Reminds me of Mel Gibson. :P
Wallace Monument
Lauren's goucho paints were a big hit with the locals. ^_^
Wallace Monument
Sir William Wallace
Wallace Monument
Crest over the main entrance
Wallace Monument
Sir William Wallace's Sword
Wallace Monument
Robert the Bruce, became King of Scots in 1306
Wallace Monument
Stained glass window of a foot soldier
Wallace Monument
Stained glass window of King Robert the Bruce
Wallace Monument
Stained glass window of Sir William Wallace
Wallace Monument
Stained glass window of an archer
Wallace Monument
246 steps to get to the top!
Wallace Monument
Time for a break at the top
Wallace Monument
View of Stirling Castle
Wallace Monument
The battlefield at Stirling Bridge
Wallace Monument
A victorian pile, similar to Baturich
Queen Elizabeth Forest
Queen Elizabeth Forest
Queen Elizabeth Forest
Mike, Jeff, and James
Queen Elizabeth Forest
Lauren and Leann