Stirling Castle

On my recent coach trip to Pitlochry my fellow passengers and I had a day out in Stirling.  the last time I was there was in 1968 when my late Scottish wife and I were ‘courting’ and had a day out there.

I could not remember much of it from then but spent most of my time there in Stirling Castle.  I bought the audio guide which was downloaded via a QR Code to my mobile phone.  The commentary was excellent and I thoroughly enjoyed my time in the castle.

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