And on the next hilltop is the Wallace Monument

From Stirling Castle Hill it was a clear view toward the William Wallace Monument on Abbey Craig. It was from this hilltop that Wallace watched the English advance toward Stirling. It is quite a hike up to the top and fortunately for me we were not headed over that way. At this point I wasn't even totally certain that the group hadn't left me here at Stirling on my own.

Day Nine (On to Edinburgh)

July 21st 2006
I made the mistake of watching the morning TV news. The weather report promised more record high temperatures all over Europe. Luckily for us Scotland's record high temps would only reach the upper 80's instead of the near 100's further South. Oddly enough as we started loading up on to the bus it was actually a bit nippy outside. Today's itinerary sounded like another winner to me: We woul ... read more

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