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miniature highland cattle highland cattle as they used to be search main menu skip to primary content skip to secondary content home post navigation ← older posts the sanders’ excellent highland cattle adventure posted on october 22, 2016 by rsanderstrem the sanders’ excellent highland cattle adventure june 15, 1998, lin and i and our children, caitlin and davis, left for london on a two month holiday to celebrate our 20th wedding anniversary. in london, we purchased a vw camper (with a guaranteed buy-back plan) and dubbed it “happy” (get it?). caitlin hated the color of the bus, which was hard to see in the cloud of smoke it was wreathed in. davis disconnected happy’s heater and that fixed the exhaust fume problem, just as our dealer predicted. it did not do much for warmth, however. we spent about a week in southern england and another week in wales on a canal boat trip. then we were in ireland for a week (where we renewed our wedding vows in tralee). then we ferried back to england and headed for scotland through the border town of anan, then to edinburgh and then dunbar (the birthplace of john muir) for a few days. that was the end of our vacation with our kids so happy took us back to london and we put our kids on a plane home (that was planned!). we returned to scotland through glasgow this time, heading in to “midge” (mosquito) country and experienced very few midges. oban was our destination because we wanted to research small highland cattle, the breed we raise. we wanted to backup our beliefs that these cattle were originally small and boy did we find information. in a small town close to dunbar we had already purchased a very nice 1816 agricultural book that had a description of the breed and a reference to a “diminutive breed of highland cattle on the isle of skye”. oban is where the highland cattle society has a large annual highland cattle society show and sale (but not while we were there). for a small town, oban had it all, but we headed for skye. driving to skye is like driving through your dreams of meadow, pasture and mountains surrounded by diverse seascape. the librarian in portree, on skye, gave us the phone number of a gentleman who had been president of the local highland cattle society. we called david bryant and asked if we could come out. he directed us to the end of the road on a north west peninsula and then on to ardmore point, a beautiful, private, small peninsula of 180 acres and sheer cliffs that drop to the sea. this is their land/fold and the buildings are 150+ years old. they had been 15 years restoring it with absolutely loving care. janette’s solarium looks out onto her garden that is a masterpiece in this very rugged climate. living here is not an obsession, but a life style that is really stewardship, in keeping with the surroundings, in a uniquely situated place in the skye. david and janette have about 80 head of sheep and 30 or so highland cattle. we had such an interesting time that we forgot to look at david’s cattle. the history of such events as the campbell/mcleod massacre that left 40 or so dead and buried, on their fold, in a mass grave on the lowlands of ardmore point, just a few hundred years ago, was much more interesting at the time. we went for dinner to the oldest pub on skye, at stein (circa 1658). chaperoned by david and janette we were part of a wonderful crowd of sailors on holiday, farmers, fishermen and a cast of 10’s. a highlight for lin was when a local farmer shook her hand and said “those are wonderful lambing hands!” then we took off for the mainland so we could go north and depart for the outer hebrides, form fort william. david knew a woman, on north uist, that kept smaller highland cattle. we took back roads to a small ferry that was at one time the drovers ferry and the first step in the long cattle drives to the south around london. these drives began in the late 1700’s and dwarfed those of the american west almost 100 years later. we took the ferry to the northern most island of the outer hebrides, the isle of lewis, found a campground in the middle of the night and headed south the next morning. these islands are easily described as barren but that can be used to describe their own special beauty, like that of the desert. the residents are often involved in “crofting” which means persons who work a combination of the farm, the sea and other endeavors – certainly not just one endeavor or they could not work year round. the next morning happy took us around the isle of harris, but we felt like heathens. everyone on this part of the island was indoors, except to drive to worship. we went to a little bluff over a windy, sandy beach and had a very quiet and pleasant sunday. monday, we went to the 15th century church of st. clements, very close to the spot where the campbells pushed off to raid the mcleods and then rest forever on ardmore point. after that we drove aboard a very unique and modern small ferry for the last stretch to north uist. una mcneil of ard bhan fold and her son angus are certainly crofters and successful ones at that. she is involved in her community and manages over 80 head of highland cattle and is very well regarded by highland breeders throughout the uk. we were feeling very lucky to come upon people with similar interests yet who live a very successful life that is so different from ours. we were just getting ready to leave when angus and his 5 year old son frazier came back from harvesting peat that they use for heating and cooking. they were bachelors for a time because angus’ wife, michelle, was in edinburgh. ironically, we had met michelle’s mother shortly after we had left oban. in fact her mother had invited us back to the oban area to help show highlands a few weeks in the future. small world, right! angus asked us to stay for dinner and proceeded to prepare a gourmet meal. his crofting activities include a successful cockle clam business. this is not a simple pastime, but a business using his large farm tractors to pull a custom made clam harvester across the beaches of the islands. angus continued rick’s education with whiskeys from scotland. life on these islands 200 years ago or even 100 years ago was very difficult. there was no wealth or safety net for the common man and they lived by their wits and stamina. it produced a tough, hard working people that get along just fine now. we slept on their beach in happy. the next morning we awoke to highland cattle grazing on sea grass and kelp in the lapping waters of the north atlantic. it is no wonder that these animals are so tough. young frazier went zooming by on the sand on his bicycle early in the morning and we could not but envision him as a man, acclimated to his environment, hardy, clever and full of fun. our last outer islands stop was the isle of bara, likely our most magical stay on another beach. we left barra and took a ferry back into oban. we found another good campground and then spent time in book and antiques shops. we also toured the oban distillery. lin found a lovely, delicate brooch, made in chester, england in 1897 – an antique to us! we also purchased a gold highland cow charm that lin uses as a necklace. oban was a very nice town. the next day we went back to the fold of mrs. janet m. montgomery, cnoc lodge, creagan, appin. we had stopped by here earlier on a tip from a shopkeeper about highland cattle. at the time, we were in a hurry to get to skye and when mrs. montgomery invited us back to help show on august 1st, we said we would be delighted. and we were. when we returned, the cnoc fold herdswoman, pat, and another handler, bob, were washing cows. well, we had done that before and were right at home. we learned some show grooming tips from these two. if you don’t show cattle, it is hard to appreciate how beautifully these animals were done, but believe me, bob was a master at horns (he used a piece of broken glass to scrape them smooth, and then a bit of sand paper 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