This wonderful 12th century Abbey sits on an island in the Firth of Forth. A firth is an estuary and the Forth is a river.
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Careful is the key word here, up and down.
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The monks in the abbey began their day at 1:30am with prayer and continued until 6pm. |
I would imagine they knew their Heavenly Father well because of their devotion.
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This is the sanctuary where the monks would have eaten in total silence. It was only broken by the reading of scripture.
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What a beautiful, peaceful bay. We loved sitting on the bench and hearing the sea gulls ad watching the water. |
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This is where the young woman lived 5 of the 7 days that she works. No TV, or internet access. So she loves Family History! |
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