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| During the course of the next two or three of weeks or so, now and again we'll venture a little further afield than Cumbria and Lancashire. Thanks to some fine images taken by our Roving Scotland Correspondent, there will be a series featuring South West Scotland. We start with a the first part of a visit to Glenwhan Gardens. |
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| Glenwhan Gardens are located at Dunragit, near Stranraer. 30-years ago there was nothing but bracken, gorse and willows, but careful planting has created a 12-acre garden featuring plants from around the world. |
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| The Rose Arch. |
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| A splendid beast! |
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| Two more boars. |
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| This is known as Tess's look out. |
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| The impressive view from Tess's look out. |
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| The top lake. |
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| Slate pinnacle. |
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| The top lake with the slate pinnacle in the distance. |
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| The pinnacle and a stream. |
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| Another view of the lake. |
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| Take a rest on the swing seat. |
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| The view as you are sat on the swing seat. |
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| Hydrangea's. (Part two of the visit to Glenwhan Gardens will appear on North West Images tomorrow. Our thanks to the Roving Scotland Correspondent). |
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