The A75 road between Castle Douglas and
Stranraer, in South West Scotland, has been
regarded by some as the most scenic in the
country. Certainly it passes through countryside with a history not to be forgotten.
One prominent reminder is a near-60 foot
monument
on
Boreland Hill,
above
Gatehouse of Fleet, which, since 1842, has
carried the inscription: ‘To the memory of
the Revd Samuel Rutherford... in admiration of his eminent talents, extensive learning, ardent piety, ministerial faithfulness…
in the cause of civil and religious liberty.’
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