Dumfries Went To Visit Poet Robert Burns

Dumfries, a peaceful small town, is a destination not to be missed in the journey of discovering Scotland by anyone who loves poetry, because this is the resting place of the greatest son of Scotland, the poet. Robert Burns.Delfries' Scotland trip to visit poet Robert BurnsRobert Burns and Greyfriars Church In 1857, Dumfries had a gentle, serene beauty of a small town separated by the Nith River, but most visitors only knew Dumfries because it was associated with the talented son of the Scottish people. It is the poet Robert Burns with the famous poem Auld Lang Syne (the meaning of the poem is the new end and beginning) that Westerners often sing together to count. The time to change the new year instead of the song Happy new year with the sad content

. Located in the center of the market Impressed by the striking white statue of a young Robert Burns, built on April 6, 1882, located just in front of the neo-Gothic church of Greyfriars, built in 1868 ,umfries was once home to many. famous as James Matthew Barries - the father of Peter Pan, the composer John Law Hume in the movie Titanic . .



but the most famous is still the poet Robert Burns.The house where the Robert Burns family used to live Inside the living room of the Robert Burns house, now a museum, there are portraits of Robert Burns and his wife Jean Armor - Photo: Kim Ngan Ancient tombs on the path leading to Robert Burns' tomb - Photo The white Robert Burns' emblazoned between the old red, mossy colors of St. Michael's Church - Photo: Kim Ngan, wife Jean Armor (1765-1834) built in September 2004, not far from St. Michael Burns (1759-1796), also known as Rabbie Burns, was born and raised in the village of Alloway in Ayrshire, is Although father William Burness and mother Anges Broun have done their best to work hard, the Burns' lives are often in poverty. With economic conditions in school, most of the Burness' education came from father and teacher John Murdoch who opened a private school to help poor families in the area. as his days rolling in the fields, his heart began to feel life in a completely different way from the farmers in the area. Before his death, William's father was deeply concerned about the future of his eldest son But Burns overcame poor circumstances, failed crops with a strong determination and passion for poetry.



In the end, his relentless efforts to compose and find a publisher were rewarded. answer. Burns died when he was only 37 years old, and for the last five years of his life, he spent his time living in Dumfries with his favorite compositions, now the street right in front of the red sandstone house the Burns family used to live in is located. According to his surname, an amorous poet, Robert Burns had a total of 12 children with 4 different women and the youngest, Maxwell was born on the very day of his father's death. The garden of St Michael's church is not far away. The New Bridge (New Bridge) on Buccleuch Street stands out amid a beautiful sunny day - Photo: Kim NganOld Bridge in winter - Photo: Kim Ngan Beauty Old Bridge from all angles - Photo St Michael's Bridge spans the Nith River - Photo: Kim Ngan For a better view of Burns' close life with the town, do not forget to visit the Rober Burns Center, which is an ancient house from The 18th century on Mill Road stands out between the greenery and the tranquil Nith River.Dumfries also has a very unique feature, which is the bridge on the bridge. Nith river brings a very idyllic beauty to the town.



Each bridge has its own mark, but only need to watch them through each season, when the two sides of the river are yellowed with narcissus and pure white of snowdrops. Or when winter snows like a rain that dyes the river's heart and the bridge is enough to make tourists lose heart. Devorgilla bridge also known as Old Bridge - Old Bridge - is named after King John Balliol's mother. Dating back to the 13th century, the Old Bridge was originally a wooden bridge, then replaced by a new bridge in the 15th century. This is one of Scotland's oldest bridges with a Gothic dome-like structure. Currently, this bridge is only for pedestrians.A corner of Dumfries town - Photo: Kim Ngan The baked potato is quite popular in Scottish cuisine - Photo: Kim NganLang steps between Dumfries town, visitors will question The nostalgic imprint of 17th-century red sandstone houses and the tranquility inherent in small Scottish towns.Don't miss High Street, town center with shops san.

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