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Pic Lisa Ferguson 08 10 2019 alan Simpson Twenty-first century technology is being used to make key features of a fifteenth century Midlothian building more accessible for visually impaired visitors. Three of the best known features in Rosslyn Chapel – The Apprentice Pillar, The Mason’s Pillar and a Green Man carving - were digitally scanned in the summer as part of an ongoing partner
Upload Date: 09 Oct 2019
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Byline: Staff Photographer Lisa Fergus
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