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St Andrew is important to Scotland. Encouraging pilgrims to his shrine is a great idea. Kilrimont will become one of Scotland's most important pilgrimage sites. It will even be renamed St Andrew's out of respect.

Promote pilgrims

Many pilgrims travel to St Andrew's shrine, bringing Scotland widespread recognition.

You have successfully established the Scottish Church as an independent institution. It has the approval of the Church in Rome.

You supply a ferry for pilgrims crossing the Firth of Forth. This is very popular. In years to come, the villages that grow up on either side of the water will be named after you – North and South Queensferry.

Pilgrim badges are used as souvenirs of a pilgrimage. Pilgrim's badge for St Andrew, 14th century, from St Andrew's.

Map showing North and South Queensferry, where Queen Margaret established a ferry for pilgrims.