Noble

Buried in the grounds of Balmoral Castle, Noble, Queen Victoria's dear and faithful companion. The collie dog died in 1887, at 16 and a half years of age, and this statue is erected in his memory. The face has been captured perfectly.

'Noble by name, Noble by nature too. Faithful companion, sympathetic, true.'

There are also several small gravestones in the grounds - in memory of several of Queen Elizabeth II's Corgis.

[Dawn]

A nice shot of him

[Diana]

Such a perfect and stunning statue, a true artist was at work here.

[Babs]

He does look noble and quite inquisitive too.

[Sally Ings]

What a beautiful statue. Perfectly captured expression

[Christina]

The eyes are perfectly captured!

[Wylie]

really well done isn't it!

[Joan Robillard]

Wonderful

[Valerie Chesney]

Those eyes! A faithful companion well remembered!

[Boxplayer]

Lovely thing.

[Islandgirl]

Cute statue!

[Kathy A]

Such a lovely realistic looking statue

[PhotoCrazy]

Wonderful pic!

[Milanie]

Marvelous statue

[Pat Knowles]

Very intelligent face there. Lovely to be able to bury one’s beloved pets in such a beautiful place where no doubt they were most happy.

[haskar]

Beautifully captured.

[Tunia McClure]

A wonderful way to remember him.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Beautiful sculpture- he must have been a special dog.

[Kathy]

I can almost see light in his eyes.

[Bill Ososki]

That dog sculpture has character and you captured it.

[eDorre]

Great picture of a wonderful sculpture

[Phil Howcroft]

I assume it's a bronze , being a royal sculpture