Graeme D wrote:I always thought it was that salty old sea dog Caberfeidh!
Aaaarrrrrr, I recall in me youth swingin' on the branches of the Fortingall Yew with a young Italian lad, went on to become a governor in Asia Minor, can't remember his name now, always washing his hands for some reason...
It is a remarkable place, the whole of Glen Lyon. Strange to think that the yew has been used for thousands of years, yew-wood being the best for long-bows. Right back to the stone age, if it really is 5,000 years old.