Thursday, 20 February 2020

Snawdoun at Aberfoyle

Snawdoun Herald gave a well received talk to the Aberfoyle Ladies Guild on Monday about the work of a herald which included both armorial and ceremonial. Here is Snawdoun's badge, illustrating the title's derivation from Stirling Castle.

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