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Abstract Art Landscape
Nature Decor
How To Decorate
Natural World
How to Decorate with Nature-Inspired Wall Art - BloomAndRoom
How to Decorate with Nature-Inspired Wall Art - BloomAndRoom
Kelpies are huge horse sculptures located in Scotland, around the Falkirk Canal. They are made of stainless steel sheet metal and their name comes from Celtic mythology and means water spirits. These impressive statues attract thousands of tourists every year and reflect the historic role of horses in the region, from pulling boats to working in the coal industry. Kelpies are not only a great tourist attraction, but also an important symbol of Scotland. Scotland, Water, Water Spirits, Water Spirit
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Water Spirits
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Kelpies over Falkirk Canal
Kelpies - Water spirits of Scotland
an old castle sitting on top of a lush green field next to a river in front of a cloudy blue sky
Scottish Independence
Caerlaverock Castle
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Caerlaverock Castle
Caerlaverock Castle is a stunning medieval fortress located in Scotland. Built in the 13th century by the Maxwell family, the castle is renowned for its triangular shape and strong defenses. The castle has been the site of battles and sieges throughout Scottish history, most notably during the Wars of Scottish Independence. It is a must-visit for anyone interested in Scottish history and medieval architecture.
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The Sweetheart Abby
The Sweetheart Abby is a stunning ruined monastery located in Scotland's. Dating back to the 13th century, the abbey was named after Lady Devorgilla's heart, which she had embalmed and carried with her until her own death. It is said that the abbey, built in memory of her husband, played an important role in fostering the growth of Scottish literature and learning. The Sweetheart Abbey is a must-visit for those interested in Scottish history and medieval architecture. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿