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Floors
Castle as viewed from the south side of the River
Tweed
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Kelso
Abbey, founded in the C12th by a community of Tironensian monks
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The Roxburghe Memorial cloister, built in 1933,
Kelso Abbey
Stained Glass Window depicts the Crucifixion |
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1. 'Presentation in the Temple' in Memory of Sir
Richard Griffith, 1st Baronet d.1878 designed by Henry Holiday
for James Powell & Sons
2. 'Suffer the Little Children' and 'Noah's Ark' 3. Window in Memory of James David Balfour d.1973 by Vivienne Haig. At the base of the window are the energetic rowers who represent James Balfour's passion for rowing. To the left is a representation of Eton College Chapel to the right an impression of York Minster 4. 'St Michael' and 'St Gabriel' in Memory of Brigadier General Robert Scott Kerr d.1942 by Douglas & Andrew Strachan 5. 'Death is swallowed up by victory' by Douglas & Andrew Strachan, 1944 6. 'St Audren, son of Solomen, legendary King of Britain' in Memory of Anne Routledge, d.1885 7. 'Transfiguration', 'Crucifixion', and 'Ascension' East Window by by Burlison and Grylls, 1894 St Andrew's Episcopal Church, Kelso |
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Encaustic Floor Tiles of the Robertson Tomb
St Andrew's Episcopal Church, Kelso |
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A fly fisherman on the River Tweed, Kelso
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Ruins of Kelso Abbey
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Former North Trinity Church, Kelso
Closed in 1981 |
Gate House to Floors Castle
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Views of Floors
Castle. The largest inhabited castle in Scotland
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Glass house flowers, Floors Castle
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Garden and Grounds, Floors Castle
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Head Gardener's House
Floors Castle |
'A Lonely Tree'. A quick geocache
on our way to Smailholm Tower |
Wild Viola's near Smailholm Tower
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