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Trip to the National Wallace Monument
By Savio Baptista
The National Wallace Monument is a national landmark that commemorates the life and legacy of Scottish patriot and martyr Sir William Wallace.
My journey started off at the foot of Abbey Craig. From there, I had to hike until I reached the bottom of the monument.
The monument can be seen from miles away.
It takes 246 steps to reach the top of the monument. After the first 71 steps, I entered into the Hall of Arms.
Then, after 64 steps, I was brought to the Hall of Heroes.
Later on, after 62 steps, I entered the Royal Chamber.
Finally, after climbing 246 steps, I reached the crown of the monument.
