Apparently the figures in the tower are Scottish kings! I wonder why?
We might think of rhinoplasty as a modern thing. But there’s evidence the practice may date back much further than we thought, if these corbels are anything to go by.
A nice building, all told. And a bit unusual in several ways. One, being the Scot’s Kings, another being that the church is now split in twain: a small part still being used as a place of worship. But the eager part being in the care of the CCT, or Church Conservation Trust.