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Totally amateur phone camera pics thread.

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Was this an artists installation piece?
Yes, although there was no plaque saying who or what it was. There was also a bronze life size “Lumber Jill” to commemorate the female lumber jacks during WWII as all the men were away fighting. Some bronze deer at a crossways in the woods and even a couple of hobbit holes. We didn’t get that far (Lazy 6 year old!) but they also have a wildlife hide and another waterfall. If you’re ever in Aberfoyle I’d recommend the Osprey centre walks. For the more adventurous we also have “Go Ape” with zipwires and an assault course in the trees.
 
Yes, although there was no plaque saying who or what it was. There was also a bronze life size “Lumber Jill” to commemorate the female lumber jacks during WWII as all the men were away fighting. Some bronze deer at a crossways in the woods and even a couple of hobbit holes. We didn’t get that far (Lazy 6 year old!) but they also have a wildlife hide and another waterfall. If you’re ever in Aberfoyle I’d recommend the Osprey centre walks. For the more adventurous we also have “Go Ape” with zipwires and an assault course in the trees.

What a great piece to commemorate the female lumberjacks of WWII. Sounds like a lot of neat stuff to do in the area too.
 

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