Scotland:
nostalgia
and landscape 
This photograph is a view of the Culloden moor, near Inverness, where, in 1746, the supporters of Stuart monarchy were defeated by the Hannover army. This historic battle signalled for Scotland the beginning of great political and social changes marked by a progressive loss of indipendence towards England. Therefore, in a country with wide spaces a great meadow under the open sky has become a national monument and the symbol of a recovered historic and cultural identity.
Culloden Culloden The Battle of Culloden in
which Bonnie Prince Charles was defeated in the rebellion of 1745 National Trust for Scotland -
Places to visit - Inverness, Nairn, Moray and The Black Isle -
Culloden
CASTLES
Introduced by J.W.Waterhouse
The Internet Guide to Scotland Travel
& Scottish Interest Scotland: Gateway to Scotland Welcome to the Scottish Tourist Board
Web Site
National
Trust for Scotland - 0Guardian of Scotland's historic,
architectural and natural heritage
GREEN and BLUE
Near Eilean Donan Inverness Highlands - The Road
to the Isles
Isle of Skye - The
northern end
Loch Ness - From Urquhart Castle
SCOTTISH PEOPLE
D.Livingstone Bagpipe players D.Hume W.Scott W.Wallace
Personal Photos. June 2001
Links to the midi collections
and to an introduction to celtic music
Celtic music Folk Music of Scotland
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