Loudoun Hill monument
Darvel, East Ayrshire

The “Spirit of Scotland” by Richard Price is tucked under Loudoun Hill.

It's not an ideal site to photograph but from these angles you can see the length
of the valley where the battle of Loudoun Hill took place on a misty morning in
1307.

This view looking north with the car park on the right, up the hill.

The car park on the right has no view of the monument. You need to
walk a hundred yards or so down the hill to get to it. It's not ideal for
the less mobile or wheelchair users.