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Greenwing, on Oct 6 2008, 10:56 AM, said:
Back in a couple of hundred AD, King Angus and his picts/scots were having a punch-up with the Angles. Things weren't going well and they were surrounded and outnumbered. That night King Angus supposedly had a vision of St Andrew (who was martyred on the cross). The next morning in a clear blue sky was a white cross. (kinda like the thing you see from the back of aircraft, but obviously not back then) His men saw this as a sign and won the battle.
A Saltire flag or image isn't recorded as appearing until several hundred years later, but I'm not sure where.
A Saltire flag or image isn't recorded as appearing until several hundred years later, but I'm not sure where.
good man, the image was recorded and remarked on!
It was 832AD and it was at Athelstaneford on the east coast ...
well done dave.
gold star and a blue peter badge for you, infact have a AGS badge cos it looks similar...pmsl
kenny
