Stirling Bridge Lit Up for First Time 

i was there, its so gorgeous

" ... fer Moray payred wyth Wallis wur the brycht trewe bayrers afe Scottes leiberti ande lycht bye heevins mycht ande rychts and auncient lawes, yit rhaimed bye Scotia’s Stane fer Scottelaund’s cawse. Fer bye the yeir afe twal ande ninety seeven, in dreich Semptember’s munth onne daye eleeven, Iffe Wallis wes the hairt afe thes campaign, theyne Moray wes hys aigill ey ande brayne, quhais queell wud pley its pairt quhaur bleid ande quillion, aye bownd wyth mawcht in fyrie feyrse tourbillion, wud brak the fae wyth tryumphe fer tae rowst o’er aulden Strivlen Brygg, the fae tae rowt atte thone sayme hoore quhaur myddest fecht ande fluddie, an arowe strayit wud deng doon nobyll Moray, quha nevyr frae the frey e’er fled noir sleucht, noir dee wud aithir atte thone glorieous hoore, bwitt heid-hich spraiched afe thone daye afe the ryver, “Thonks bei tae Gode fer Scottelaund hais beene lyvered oot frae the Inglis!”, hich hys hairt tae leipe tae steick hys eyne ferevyr fer tae sleipe. Aye hee quhais heid heyld hich aye gangyn forrit, sae steidfaste as the Cragg wee hayle heire lawdit..." Lines 1039 - 1960, De Moray by Paraig MacNeil, scotsbard, 2013