(Translated by Google) The monster existed and we saw it. Not with our eyes, but with our sensations. It is beautiful to be influenced by the atmosphere of these places. A panacea for our certainties.
(Original) Il mostro esieste e noi lo abbiamo visto. Non con i nostri occhi, ma con le nostre sensazioni. Bellissimo farsi suggestionare dall'atmosfera di questi luoghi. Un toccasana per le nostre certezze.
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Fort Augustus Abbey. The year 1729 saw the construction of the Fort in the Highland village of Kilchuimen, while the Jacobites, followers of King James VII, grew in strength and numbers. After, The Battle of Culloden saw the end of the Jacobite rebellion at the hands of the Duke of Cumberland. The Fort, therefore held again by the British. In 1876, the Lovat Estate the owners of the fort, offer the fort by way of donation to St Benedictine monks were in search of a site for a monastery. Most notable of their work, is the refurbishment of the front section of the fort. Schooling up to 60 students, the Old School’s centre point is the Clock Tower. Standing 110 feet tall, it is a testament to the work of the monks.The closure of The Abbey took place in 1988 due to lack of funds and a change in the Scottish Education system. The Lovat Estate, after seeing the return of the abbey to their ownership, went to sell it to a consortium. This consortium in turn sold the Abbey to The Santon Group.
(Original)
Il mostro esieste e noi lo abbiamo visto. Non con i nostri occhi, ma con le nostre sensazioni. Bellissimo farsi suggestionare dall'atmosfera di questi luoghi. Un toccasana per le nostre certezze.
The Lovat Estate, after seeing the return of the abbey to their ownership, went to sell it to a consortium. This consortium in turn sold the Abbey to The Santon Group.