#stirling

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[peacefulandcozy]

Instagram credit: comewithkris

[coliizion]

Finished portal revolution

[genericdragon]

Stupit meme dump

[fuckyeahgoodomens]

This was shot at the Stirling Cemetery :)

[bortmcjorts]

[ID: sketches of conly and stirling from portal revolution. end ID]

i love balls 😭

[dopescissorscashwagon]

Happy Wallace Wednesday! As dawn breaks through a misty morning in Stirling, the enduring spirit of Sir William Wallace stands sentinel atop The National Wallace Monument. This legendary figure of Scottish independence is immortalised in stone, sword raised high, overlooking the very lands he fought to free.

Wallace's tale is one for the ages: a common man turned knight who rallied his countrymen against English oppression at the end of the 13th century. His most renowned victory at the Battle of Stirling Bridge in 1297 became a symbol of national pride and resistance. Although he was ultimately captured and executed, his legacy is far from forgotten. In fact, it's etched into the very fabric of Scotland's history and identity.

This striking image captures more than just the chill of a foggy morning; it's a reminder of the resilience and enduring fight for freedom. Wallace's silhouette against the awakening sky is a powerful representation of Scotland's past and its continuous inspiration for the future. Let's take a moment to remember and honour the man behind the monument, the hero of Scotland

—Sir William Wallace. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

📸 The Kilted Photographer @TheKilted.Photo

[kiteknots]

Queen Elizabeth Forest Park // Stirling

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Late Saturday at Stirling Castle

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[mathes0n]

Played the mod Portal Revolution and it was pretty good!! This is the dynamic between the main characters to me

[sezjackvo]

A bit someone asked Will for from the discord

(not a line from the game)

[coliizion]

Drew a proper sketch of him

[genericdragon]

Did y'all see the 3rd place album art lmfao

[bantarleton]

The Guard Room, Stirling Castle by William Kennedy, 1887. Kennedy was part of the Scottish art movement known as the Glasgow Boys. The piece depicts one soldier of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders about to head out on guard duty while another takes a break.