Old travel Blog photograph of the Nave in Holy Trinity Church in St Andrews, Fife, Scotland. The current church is based on its medieval predecessor, allbeit with new sandstone walls, a south east chapel, the Hunter Aisle, vestry and session room. The design of the transepts and porch in particular, and the design of the church overall, are based upon a variety of medieval sources and conjecture. The nave has lean to aisles and large, intricate Gothic style traceried arched windows. The nave and chancel have a small parapet running below the roof line. Impressive water spouts jut out from this level. The nave and chancel also feature traceried windows based on various sources. The small round arched windows high up in the walls are based upon those at Linlithgow Palace or Stirling Castle.
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