The Kildalton Cross, dates from the 8th century. It is the only complete, unbroken, early Christian wheel cross to survive in Scotland.More Scottish Photographs
Scotland is the most breathtaking country to visit. With it's beautiful scenery of mountains, lochs, glens, rivers, forests and coastline along with it's diversity of wildlife and natural fauna, it's history, steeped in patriotism, you cannot fail to be overawed if you are fortunate enough to spend time in this magical and mysterious land.
The Kildalton Cross, dates from the 8th century. It is the only complete, unbroken, early Christian wheel cross to survive in Scotland.
On the island of Islay which lies to the west of the Kintyre peninsula you will find the roofless ruins of the medieval parish church of Kildalton, which dates to the late 12th or 13th century.
Dunkeld Cathedral was started in 1325. It was unfortunately destroyed in the Reformation in the 16th century. It stands on the banks of the River Tay in the bustling town of Dunkeld in Perthshire.