Andy Scott, Sculptor of the Monumental Kelpies Horses Part 1 of 2

From even a substantial distance away, there is no mistaking what they are. Two monumental horse heads appearing as a lacelike framework of steel, towering one hundred feet over the new lock of the Forth and Clyde Canal and the verdant Scottish countryside. The Forth and Clyde is a very old waterway, built in 1768. It was once a magnificent canal that commenced in the River Forth, but fell into disrepair over the years.



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