This is our apartment building in Dundee, or as they call them in Scotland, Our Flat. It was built around the turn of the century, 1900 that is. Most of the buildings here are made out of stone. With about 18 inches of wall. Keeps our flat both warm in winter and cool in summer. It is a two bedroom flat with kitchen, bath, and living room. Very comfy as the Scots would say.

Mission Home and Dundee

This is the front of the mission home in Edinburgh. I have another picture but haven't found it yet.

This is inside the mission home in Edinburgh. We stayed there one night. The picture above the fireplace is the family for the Pres. and Sister Fredricks.

This is Sister Watson on the wharf near the Broughty Castle.

This is the Broughty Castle on the Firth at Tay, right on the next to the water. It was the first line of defense against British. There is a cannon ball lodged in the wall. It came from Lord Cromwell's ship. It was also the first line of defense against enemy subs during WWII. And it guarded a fleet of subs for the Scots.