Wonderful illustrations of our volunteers in action by our own volunteer Rob
Rob Hainsworth has been volunteering with us for years and could be occasionally be spotted sketching away. This week he ...
The river is home to some amazing works of art such as The Colinton Tunnel and 6 Times by Anthony Gormley
Sites along the Water of Leith also regularly feature in artworks by exceptionally talented local artists, a few of which we have featured in our Blog.
There are also a great many places within easy reach of the river walkway, including Saughton Park (with its Gardens, Cafe – The Garden Bistro – and Play-park), Gallery of Modern Art, Dean Gallery and the Royal Botanic Gardens to name but a few… and let’s not forget The Water of Leith Visitor Centre (with cafe and interactive exhibition space).
The old railway tunnel, linking Colinton Village to Colinton Dell, has been transformed into an enchanting walk-through by the installation of Scotland’s largest historical mural.
Turner Prize-winning artist Antony Gormley’s much-loved series of standing figures (6 TIMES) watch over the river as it winds its way through Dean Village and down to the sea.
Rob Hainsworth has been volunteering with us for years and could be occasionally be spotted sketching away. This week he ...
The Slateford Torc. These are photographs of the replica Slateford Torc, which was found when the foundations for the railway ...
I am the river (in isolation) The dipper’s such a cheery chapDiving in and outIt never fails to make me ...
The Water of Leith Conservation Trust works to conserve and enhance the river, its heritage and wildlife: The Trust promotes education and recreation through the Visitor Centre, and works with volunteers and community groups to deliver around 240 river clean-ups and habitat improvement tasks annually.