Mar Forest, Braemar by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929) Gifts - Furniture John’s Wood where Ophelia grew

John’s Wood where Ophelia grew up

the Brontes and Gaskell to LS Lowry

a burst of winter sun gleams on the mountain’s snowy lower slopes

it is recommended that you store it in the accompanying linen pouch or somewhere dry and safe when not in use

Mar Forest, Braemar by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929) Gifts - Furniture John’s Wood where Ophelia grewThe Caledonian pinewoods of the Mar Lodge Estate in the Cairngorms are one of the great ecological treasures of Scotland. The Scots Pines have existed here for over 8,000 years (though no single tree is that old the oldest recorded on the Estate dates back a mere 200 years). Alfred's picture shows a battered stand of Scots Pines at the foot of one of the many glens on the Estate, with, in the middle distance, a herd of red deer wending its way towards