Exploring the History of Kinghorn Loch

Last week, our lecturer did a "live" class to let us explore the history of Kinghorn Loch. We learned a lot about how different groups use the loch and the area around it for activities like farming, fishing, canoeing, bird-spotting, walking, gardening, art and outdoor learning. We also learned about the history of the Loch. Craigencalt Mill has stood on that site since the 1500s and is still used for Hydro Power today. The legend of the Muckle Man is marked by a giant piece of sculpture that shows people have been living in and conserving wild places for centuries. Finally, we learned that geese and swans make good watchbirds! :)