In Search of Elaira
Elaira (or iolaire) is Gaelic for eagle.
Moot Hill
Moot Hill at Scone Abbey
Loch Earn
Loch Earn from Castle Drummond
Cnoc a’ Mhadaidh
Castle Drummond on the Hill of the Wolf near Loch Earn
Castle Drummond
Castle Drummond and the sally port
Dundurn
Hillfort of Dundurn near Castle Drummond
Rowan Tree
Rowan tree in fruit
Crannog
The crannog at the head of Loch Tay
Schiehallion
Schiehallion from Loch Rannoch
Gleann Mòr
Elaira flies over Gleann Mòr from Schiehallion
Battle of Stirling Bridge
View of the battle and castle from Abbey Craig
Arthur's Seat
Arthur's Seat and the Creag na Marbh
Creag na Marbh
​The cliffs where Elaira climbed
Dunkeld Cathedral
13th century cathedral Matthew helped build
Stone of Scone
Rough replica of the coronation throne on Moot Hill
The forest
Crags of Elaira in the forest near Castle Drummond
Castle Drummond
Castle Drummond from the forest
Courtyard
A representation of the castle courtyard
Lewis chessmen
Lord Drummond's chessmen
Dunsinnan Hill
Entrance to the hillfort of Dunsinnan Hill
Birnam Wood
The path to the Sisters in Birnam Wood
Schiehallion
Summit of Schiehallion and the lair of the Blue Hag
Urquhart Castle
Urquhart Castle and Loch Ness
Stirling Bridge
Stirling Old Bridge built ~1500 seen from the battleground. The 13th century wooden bridge was 180 yards upstream.
Creag na Marbh
The slope leading up to the Crags of Death
Harbinger of Death
A crow above Creag na Marbh
The Postern Gate
The postern gate and niche for the key in Stirling Castle
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