Tork Mackenzie

The statue was erected by the Leith Burns Club in 1898. On each side of the pedestal is a panel based on Burns' poems, with The Cottar's Saturday Night, Hallowe'en, Death and Dr Hornbrook and The Smiddy all featured. It was removed for the construction of the tramline but was replaced in Oct 2022

A small wooded area bordered by the busy A944 and Westhill drive but in amongst the trees on a sunny day its very peaceful and relaxing , lots of paths and water features to to explore

fantastically detailed monument to the Scots and Americans who died during WW1

A lovely wee area to have a wander about in , still some damage from the storm as there are still trees down which are blocking the path in one area

A wonderfull memorial commemorating all those that gave their lives during conflicts around the world from all the Scotish regiments and all branches of the services , one of the highlights of the tour of the castle and also one of the most thought provoking.