We had a wonderful evening amongst a large crowd watching a performance of
Jane Austin's 'Pride and Prejudice' at Castle Kennedy with the ruined castle
as the back drop. There was a terrific atmosphere and everyone had their
picnics, chairs and rugs on a lovely evening. The rain stayed away ( a
little breeze kept the midges away also)!
The actors were terrific and played all the different parts beautifully with
just the right amount of humour. If you missed it there is another opportunity tomorrow to see it at at
Culzean Castle at 7 pm

Culzean Castle and Country Park is celebrating success as a top-quality
visitor attraction today. The dramatic cliffside castle, which is widely
regarded as Robert Adam's greatest masterpiece, and its extensive country
park have been confirmed again as a five star tourist attraction by Visit
Scotland. Culzean Castle and Country Park is one of Ayrshire's most popular visitor
attractions. The castle boasts stunning interiors, including the impressive
Oval Staircase and Round Drawing Room, and a fine collection of furniture
and artworks and brings the grandeur of life from the late 18th century to
life for visitors. It is also home to a wonderful Armoury display, complete
with flintlock pistols and swords, which is the second largest collection of
its type in existence.

The wider country park has over 20 miles of paths and tracks, guiding
visitors through the wonderful woodland, designed landscapes and gardens, to
the Deer Park, the Swan pond and 5 kilometres of coastline with fascinating
rock pools and clean bathing beaches. The park also has its own
award-winning ranger service which runs an exciting and varied programme of
events throughout the summer.

Many of the guests at Cosses Country House www.cossescountryhouse.com visit
www.culzeanexperince.org