A Grove of trees in the Scottish Highlands
Nanny Smith’s Grove
Margaret’s family and descendents
I hope these trees will be visited by my children, my grandchildren and their descendants and other relatives.
I hope that my love of Scotland and it’s wild landscape endures down through the generations
and thank my parents Frederick Smith and Gwendoline Bradford for nurturing that love in me.
Matthew, Jasmin, Violet, Heather, Tom, Ryan,Emily, Faith, Callum, Mary Anne, Cath and myself, Margaret
Happy birthday to my cousin David Pinner.
Hope we can visit the forest one day.
Donated by Margaret Smith
19th February 2019
Happy birthday to Sue Pitcher who loves birds and walking.
Donated by Margaret Smith
19th February 2019
Happy Birthday Jane Relton who loves birds and trees.
Maybe you will ring some of the birds from here one day.
Donated by Margaret Smith
15th February 2019
Happy Birthday Pat - you now have two trees.
Donated by Margaret Smith
15th February 2019
Happy birthday Gill and Keith -true friends for many years.
Donated by Margaret Smith
15th February 2019
Happy birthday to my wonderful son in law Tom Izzard.
Donated by Margaret Smith
14th January 2019
Happy birthday to my friend Carole Robertson who loves walking in the countryside.
Donated by Margaret Smith
14th January 2019
Happy birthday Derek Sellen - a welcome addition to our family.
Donated by Margaret Smith
1st January 2019
This tree is to wish Nick Douet a very happy birthday in 2019.
Donated by Margaret Smith
31st December 2018
Happy 27th birthday Callum.
Hope you are back home next year to celebrate.
Donated by Margaret Smith
30th December 2018
Wishing my friends Elaine, Lee, Lesley, Marion and Pat a joyful Christmas in 2018
and a very happy new year for 2019.
Donated by Margaret Smith
14th December 2018
This tree is dedicated to my oldest friend, Liz Latham
Donated by Margaret Smith
13th December 2018
This tree is dedicated to my dear friend Margaret Douet.
Donated by Margaret Smith
7th December 2018
Donated by Margaret Smith
6th December 2018
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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