Rob Roy and Trossachs Centre, Callander, Stirlingshire, Scotland

Moving north-east brings us to Callander, yet another point passed on my south-north/north-south escapades. Nevertheless, I did stop off there for some walking in 2002. This photo was taken after a day spent along part of what is now the Rob Roy Way - this stretch was once the route of the Stirling to Crianlarich railway line - but I did head up the slopes of Ben Ledi for a while as well. Appropriately enough given our presence in Rob Roy country, we now encounter an interpretive centre devoted to the telling of an account of his life; the local tourism information centre is also based here. And yes, it does rather look like a church, and I am sure that it was one once but its role these days is very different. I suppose that it is forlorn hope that romanticisation of the notorious redhead's adventures, as epitomised by the Sir Walter Scott's 1818 novel and the 1995 film starring Liam Neeson, will not be part of the package.