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The Wallace Monument
© Dave John (view gallery)
Scanned from 35mm slide circa 1975. Magnificent structure well worth a visit. Fantastic views from the top.

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Callander
© Stephanie Tomlinson (view gallery)
Red Bridge

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Loch near Kilmahog, Stirlingshire
© Urmimala Singh (view gallery)
A loch in the Scottish Highlands near the town of Kilmahog

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Wallace monument
© Andy Edwards (view gallery)
Seen from the bottom of the hill.

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Near Stirling
© Andy Edwards (view gallery)
Stunning countryside.

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Pastoral landscape at Loch Ard
© Riki Hav (view gallery)
Marvelous colorful spot in a sunny day at Loch Ard, after rainy days, walking on footpath on the riverbank

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Stirling Castle August 2004
© David Thomas (view gallery)

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Stirling Castle (Stirlingshire) In Scotland Nr Edinburgh, August 2004
© David Thomas (view gallery)

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Stirling
© Victor Naumenko (view gallery)
A view from the esplanade of Stirling Castle looking towards the Abbey Craig where the Wallace Monument, built in 1861, marks the spot where William Wallace and Andrew Moray are said to have lain in wait before the battle of Stirling Bridge against an English army in 1297. The wooden bridge which featured in the battle stood just upstream from the mediaeval stone bridge (c.1500) visible in the lower left-hand corner of this picture. In 1746, one of the arches of the stone bridge was deliberately blown up to prevent the Jacobite army crossing the river to reach the town and the castle.

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The Falkirk Wheel
© Lionel Bird (view gallery)

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Loup of Fintry
© Moira Presslee (view gallery)

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Stirling Castle, Stirling, Scotland
© Lauren Daniells (view gallery)

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A picture of Stirling
© Kiko Martos Torres (view gallery)
The Athenaeum. King Street, Statue of William Wallace. Built in 1816 as a reading room and then in 1859 had the statue and portico added by Charles Rogers, the man responsible for the Wallace monument.

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Having a Rest
© Lionel Bird (view gallery)

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The Falls Of Dochart
© Richard Butters (view gallery)
The Falls of Dochart which run through the centre of the village of Killin. A wonderful place to stop on a sunny day.

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This is the main street of Fintry, Stirling, Scotland. The picture was taken in May of 1997.
© Carol D. Ritchie, Ottawa Ontario Canada (view gallery)

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Stirling Castle, Stirling, Scotland
© Lauren Daniells (view gallery)

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The National Wallace Monument (Stirlingshire)
© lucsa (view gallery)
View from the tower

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Stirling Castle, Stirling, Scotland
© Lauren Daniells (view gallery)

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The National Wallace Monument (Stirlingshire)
© lucsa (view gallery)
View from the tower

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The Falkirk Wheel
© Lionel Bird (view gallery)

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Stirling Castle, Stirling, Scotland
© Lauren Daniells (view gallery)

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Blackness Castle (Stirlingshire)
© lucsa (view gallery)

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Falkirk High Street
© Ike Gibson (view gallery)

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The National Wallace Monument near Stirling, Stirlingshire
© Luc Hermans (view gallery)

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Stirling, Scotland
© Lauren Daniells (view gallery)

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Loch Lubnaig
© John C. Ralph - Canada (view gallery)
Loch Lubnaig in Sterling, looking west on a beautiful Fall day - Canon E7 at 50mm & Kodak UC 100

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Stirlingshire
© Urmimala Singh (view gallery)
A farmhouse in Stirlingshire

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Glengoyne distillery
© Luc Hermans (view gallery)

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Campbell Bannerman Monument at Stirling.
© Kiko Martos Torres (view gallery)

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Loch Katrine (Stirlingshire)
© lucsa (view gallery)

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Kilmahog, Stirlingshire
© Urmimala Singh (view gallery)
Kilmahog, Stirlingshire

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Wallace Monument near Stirling
© Luc Hermans (view gallery)

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Stirling house.
© Kiko Martos Torres (view gallery)

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Loch Voil
© Phil Jobson (view gallery)

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Kilmahog, Stirlingshire
© Urmimala Singh (view gallery)
Autumnal colours at Kilmahog, Stirlingshire

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Stirling Castle
© Luc Hermans (view gallery)

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Doune Castle, Doune, Scotland
© Lauren Daniells (view gallery)

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Callander
© Phil Jobson (view gallery)

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Stirling Castle
© Luc Hermans (view gallery)

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Doune Castle, Doune, Scotland
© Lauren Daniells (view gallery)

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Near Stirling
© Andy Edwards (view gallery)

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The Trossachs north of aberfoyle
© Luc Hermans (view gallery)

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Statue of Robert the Bruce, Stirling Castle, Stirling, Scotland
© Lauren Daniells (view gallery)

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Strathblane from the Gowk Stane
© David Tomison (view gallery)

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view from Stirling Castle to Abbey Craig & Wallace Monument, Stirling, Scotland
© Lauren Daniells (view gallery)

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The road to Stirling
© Andy Edwards (view gallery)
About half a mile from the monument.

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A stunning view from Earls Seat, on The Campsie's, above Strahblane looking north to Loch Lomond.
© Andy Flanagan (view gallery)

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The Sir Walter Scott Paddle Steamer
© Richard Butters (view gallery)
The Sir Walter Scott Paddle Steamer at it's dock on Loch Katrine. Where you can take a wonderful cruise around the loch on this wonderful old paddle steamer

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Edinample Castle
© Richard Butters (view gallery)
Edinample Castle 17th Century castle built on the southern shores of Loch Earn. Originally built by Black Duncan Campbell. It is said that the ghost of the builder can be seen haunting the roof. The castle is now a private residence

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