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Quarter House, Scotland (Stayed at the Quarter House just outside Stirling for 2 days of driving around the countryside.)
Guest Room at the Quarter House (Quarter House is around 250 years old and the former owner hosted Margaret Thatcher as a guest here.)
View from Quarter House (Quarter House sits on some 60 acres with this beautiful view from the house)
Inky & Blue 2 of the residents of Quarter House (Two of the four residents at Quarter B&B, Inky and Blue.  This is their "we're hungry, we haven't eaten" look they've perfected with much practise, judging by Inky's weight (he's the tubby one on the left).)
Burntisland Parish Church (Burntisland Parish Church where King James and an appointed committee decided on a new English translation of the Old and New Testaments)
Burntisland Parish Church Sanctuary (Burntisland Parish Church, a Church of Scotland, remains to this day after 400 years but struggles with finances to maintain the old stone strucuture)
Glamis Castle (Glamis Castle, childhood home of Queen Elizabeth and her sister.)
Italian Garden, Glamis Castle (The delightful Italian Garden at Glamis Castle)
Glamis, Scotland (The little village of Glamis adjacent to the castle)
Village Cottage, Glamis, Scotland (Picture perfect cottage in Glamis)
Glamis Village Cottage, Scotland (Retirement cottage--in my dreams!)
Church of the Holy Rude, Stirling, Scotland (James VI authorized the new translation of the Bible, completed in 1611.)
Church of the Holy Rude, Stirling, Scotland (Church of the Holy Rude, in the historic city of Stirling, was where James VI was crowned King of England.)
Library at Innerpeffray (Last stop, the Library of Innerpeffray, Scotland's first lending library)
KIng James Bible, 1613 edition (The Library of Innerpeffray has a copy of the original 1613 edition of the King James Bible, one the left.  The previous widely used version, the Geneva Bible is on the right.)
KJV Bible 1613 edition (Some illustrations were included in the 1613 KJV edition)
P1040731 (An interesting collection of books put together with the donation of Lord Madertie, David Drummond in 1680)
Country driving, Scotland (Time to say goodbye to beautiful and charming Scotland, the wee bit of Britain with a big heart.)

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