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@Verghast404 He threw it at the enemy saying onward Braveheart I will follow thee and die. Douglas was killed but his body and the King's heart recovered by the Scots after the battle and returned to Scotland. Heart is buried at Melrose Abbey.

Some more of My Scottish Historical Heros. Alexander Ramsay of Dalhousie (of Dunbar siege fame). Archibald 'The Grim' Douglas. George Red Douglas, who defeated the Black Douglas armies and Alexander 'The Wolf of Badenoch' who burnt down Elgin Cathedral to annoy the Bishop.

Gight Castle, Aberdeenshire (Scotland) 'Stan Bruce' image, measurement layout sketch & watercolour reconstruction suggestion. Childhood home of the famous poet Lord Byron. #GightCastle #ScottishCastles #HistoryRebuilt

Big fan of weapon designer Hans Talhoffer (1450s) have a copy of his weaponised buckler & Messer (Big knife). Also made a prop copy of his diving suit Helm, covering a German jousting helm in leather with a hose pipe.

Yester Castle's original Goblin Ha' was split into two levels with a wooden floor with fireplace above and a storage area below. ('Vic Sharp' image & reconstruction). Site rebuilt as a Hay family stronghold after being slighted by King Robert The Bruce. #YesterCastle #GoblinHa

King Robert The Bruce's heart was returned from Spain in 1330 & buried at Melrose Abbey. Alan Sorrell's reconstruction drawing. Man at Arms Tour of Melrose Abbey (2014) taking in the heart story. Bruce heart badge was added to Douglas heraldry to remember Teba.#KingRobertTheBruce

Blackhouse Tower, Borders (Scotland) old watercolour reconstruction. A stronghold of the Good Sir James Douglas who carried King Robert the Bruce's heart to the battle of Teba (Spain) in 1330.

Tantallon Castle, East Lothian (Scotland) watercolour reconstructions from 1980's. #TantallonCastle #ScottishCoastalCastles #WatercolourPaintings

Rothesay Castle, Isle of Bute (Scotland) reconstruction. King Robert III died here in 1406 on hearing his Son & Heir James I had been captured by English Pirates off Flambrough Head while fleeing the Bass Rock heading for France. #RothesayCastle #ScottishCoastalCastles

@JRTomlinAuthor @Strak1314 Tale goes that three Home horseman carried his body from Flodden & hid it in a side passage of the Castle well at Hume. The body of a hacked Scots Noble was taken to England & claimed to be James IV.