Peter Grant MP @PeterGrantMP
Tradition has it that the ferry across the Forth was initiated in the 11th century by Margaret, Queen of Scots, (now St Margaret) to help pilgrims on their way to Dunfermline and St Andrews. So it ran for about 900 years before the Road Bridge was built in the 1960s. — PolitiTweet.org
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A wee blast from the past to start the week, a ferry crossing the River Forth in the days before the Forth Road Bri… https://t.co/aTIGReXj9K
