St Andrews Cathedral and St Rules Tower Fife Scotland Completed in St Andrews Cathedral was once the largest building in Scotland It was sacked in during the Reformation afterwards fell into ruin St Rules Tower is a remnant of an earlier church built in c to house the relics of St Andrew which were brought to the area by St Rule St Regulus
Work by Peter Thompson
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