After spending almost the entire day at the Stirling Castle, I took a super duper long walk to The National Wallace Monument which was build to commemorate Sir William Wallace who help led Scotland to a victory against England in the Battle of Stirling Bridge in 1297. He's a National hero for his patriotism and desire to have help led Scotland to peace and freedom from the English rules during the reign of King Edward I who apparently was super cruel to the Scottish people.
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Taken on the way up to the monument |
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Close-up shot after a super long and uphill walk to the monument! |
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Another view from down below at ground-level. Wide-angle lens needed eh?! |
wasn't this in the move Braveheart? I remember because I just watched it recently
ReplyDeletei mean the story about Wallace and Edward
ReplyDeleteGood climb!!! I have never watched Braveheart in its entirety. Heard it was good. Cool that you were there!
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