As I said earlier this was a very unique side trip. We went to Glenkiln Reservoir and did the sculpture walk. This is someting we found on the Ferintosh website (located at http://www.ferintosh.net/walking.htm and decided to give it a go. It was a bit difficult to find but well worth the effort.

This ranch land filled with sheep that the owner decided to add sculptures to and is a very beautiful walk. Granted you end up driving through sheep pastures to get there (the nice farmer who was mowing the berms was very helpful in letting us get by in our trusty rented Vauxhall on the one lane road bordered by dry stone fences).

In a word its gorgeous. You are in a vast open countryside with hills, dry stone walls, streams, a reservoir and a farmhouse or two...with sculptures by renowned artists:

Here we go:

This is a Rodin that is onsite...I can't imagine here in this country that a Rodin would remain unmolsted in this setting but the guidbooks say it is:



This another sculpture that I cannot remember the name or artist of:



Robertson & Emma have a guidebook that details all this in the diningroom at Ferintosh.

This is a look across the reservoir. Just beautiful.



Two shots of the stream leading into the reservoir:





Pausing to save......