A Grove of trees in the Scottish Highlands
Peggy's Gift to Scotland's Wildlife
Mrs A Vincent
18th March
Anne Vincent (Peggy) had an immense love of trees and all animals,
this is a lasting tribute to a much loved Mother and Friend.
Mummy today I am 69 and sadly You cannot wish me Happy Birthday - there is not a day passes that I do not miss You. Thank you for giving me Life and so much Love. Love and miss you always Lyssie XXXXX
Donated by Lyssie
5th July 2018
Mummy not able to take you out to dinner, to celebrate your 95th Birthday - I will gift more trees to your Grove, for the joy and peace of Scotland's amazing Wildlife. Love you always Lyssie xxxxx
Donated by Lyssie
8th May 2018
Mum you will be greatly missed by me, the Girls and Great Grand Children. At Peace in a Beautiful Setting. Love you always.
Donated by Colin, Lauren, Megan and Family
16th April 2018
In Memory of a Dear Aunt. We may not have met frequently but thought of you often. Rest in Peace Aunty Peggy - with love from us all xxxx
Donated by Betty, Alan, Dennis and Lindsay
9th April 2018
From your Norfolk Friends, who were honoured to know such a Lovely, Kind, Warm Human Being - May Your trees flourish and bring shelter to your beloved animals!! , Peggy We miss You, with love xxxxx
Donated by Margaret, Trish/Ali, Jane, Mary
9th April 2018
In memory of my kind and lovely friend who sadly passed away. May she look down from above and see the grove of trees a gift for Scotland's wildlife
Donated by Wendy Collison
31st March 2018
For my beloved Mother Pegasus - who flew away to Peace - but never forgotten.
Donated by Elysabeth Callaway-Bond
20th March 2018
The grove should be planted with native Scots trees, bringing life back to barren hills, where all manner of animals can find shelter an can wander freely, without fear or hindrance. A lasting memorial to a wonderful person, which will grow and expand with time.
Your grove of trees
The trees in this grove will be carefully planted in protected sites in the Scottish Highlands where they will create homes for wildlife and forests for the future.
Scots pine against a summer blue sky.
Twinflowers in bloom on pine woodland floor.
A Scotch argus butterfly on common ragwort.
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