WHEN I speak of muckle cuddies raising heavy metal heads to the grey skies of Central Belt Scotland, you know right away what I mean: the Kelpies (though, fair point, only one of the pair raises its ...

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Celebrations have been taking place to mark the 10th anniversary of The Kelpies sculptures near Falkirk. Created by sculptor Andy Scott, the two 30m-high equine works were unveiled in 2014 and tower ...

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The two monuments – named ‘The Kelpies’ after Scotland’s mythical Loch-inhabiting water horses – are part of a £41 million revamp of land between Falkirk and Grangemouth. Called the Helix Project, the ...

In Scottish folklore, a kelpie is a shape-shifting water spirit that may take the form of horse in order to drown anyone foolish enough to try to ride them. This comic by cartoonist Emma Weakley ...

A DUBAI tourist attraction has left Scots baffled after appearing to copy The Kelpies. The giant horse heads appear to have been recreated at the Miracle Garden in the United Arab Emirates. Dubai ...

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