The village of Stow, about 20 miles south of Edinburgh.

Stow, again. Church.

Melrose Abbey, in Melrose. Cloister arches.

Abbey graveyard.

Abbey windows.

Statue of Virgin Mary on the left, St. Andrew on the right. On the edge of the roof is a gargoyle of a pig playing a bagpipe.

Jim, on the south side.

Window on the south.

Ceiling on the nave.

Colonnade.

The altar window.

Geometric design that struck the fancy of the photographer.

Arch.

Arched wall.

View of the Abbey, with Moggie.

Clematis.

The abbey.

Again, the abbey.

Color changing leaves in Melrose.

The Abbey.

Jim, at the locale of the burial place of the heart of Robert the Bruce.

In the middle ages, some people thought that if different parts of your body were buried in different places, there would be the potential for more prayers to be said for you. My interpretation is that while here at the burial place of the heart of Robert the Bruce, I can say a prayer that the constructive attributes and qualities of Robert be increased in my life and the destructive attributes of him be diminished in my life.