Old travel Blog photograph of St Rufus Parish Church in Keith, a small town in Moray, Scotland. St Rufus Parish Church was built in the early 19th century as a replacement for the original, medieval church of Old Keith. It is built on a flat topped mound on the eastern edge of the original kirktown of Keith, overlooking the River Isla and its steep sided valley. The grid like new town, begun in around 1750, extends to the east and south. St Rufus sits within grass and gravel grounds, bounded by stone walls and railings.
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