ScottsLand - Celebrate the Language of the Landscape
ScottsLand marked the 200th anniversary of the
publication of Sir Walter Scott's poem Lady of the Lake, which
transformed popular perspectives on landscape and generated the first surge of
tourists to the Trossachs and Scotland.During the summer of 2010 ScottsLand, a diverse
programme of cultural and literary events, took place throughout the Trossachs to celebrate the poem, our heritage and our landscapes.
The events and activities explored
the natural and cultural heritage of the area and included a new art and literary
trail around Loch Katrine, The Chase
a running and cycling event in the Trossachs, the Trossachs Film Festival, a literary conference featuring Scott and The Trossachs and a range of exhibitions, guided walks and cruises.
On 19 January 2011, Monumental Scott, a suitably grand finale to ScottsLand took place as part of Celtic Connections in Glasgow. Featuring Phil Cunningham, Eddi
Reader, Karen Matheson and special guests it was a truly
unique and memorable evening.




