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Pradžia / Paieškos rezultatai 163
Path to Castle of Mey
[Thurso - Caithness - Scotland]
Photo of the Queen Mother and her collections
[Thurso - Caithness - Scotland]
Portcullis Gate
[Edinburgh Castle - Edinburgh - Scotland]
Portcullis Gate beyond which lies the Middle Ward
[Edinburgh Castle - Edinburgh - Scotland]
Portrait of James VI
[Edinburgh Castle - Edinburgh - Scotland]
Record of major King George VI royal events
[Thurso - Caithness - Scotland]
Seeing through the windows of Edinburgh Castle
[Edinburgh Castle - Edinburgh - Scotland]
Signpost at the Upper Ward
[Edinburgh Castle - Edinburgh - Scotland]
Soldiers' Dog Cemetery
[Edinburgh Castle - Edinburgh - Scotland]
Southern Highlands - Scotland
Highland cattle at Blair Atholl [Blair Atholl - Perthshire - Scotland]
Southern Highlands - Scotland
[Blair Atholl - Perthshire - Scotland]
Southern Highlands - Scotland
Highland cattle at Blair Atholl - cute haircut! [Southern Highlands - Scotland]
Southern Highlands - Scotland
Highland Flora The Highlands [Southern Highlands - Scotland]
St. Margaret's Chapel
[Edinburgh Castle - Edinburgh - Scotland]
St. Margaret's Chapel is dedicated to the Queen of Malcolm III
St Margaret's Chapel was built in 1130 by David I and dedicated to his mother. Whereas Malcolm III was a warrior who loved fighting the Norman invaders of England, Margaret was a deeply religious woman. When her husband and eldest son Edward were killed in an ambush in 1093, Margaret took to her bed in Edinburgh castle and died of a broken heart. St. Margaret's Chapel is the oldest building in Edinburgh. [Edinburgh Castle - Edinburgh - Scotland]