We were greeted by numerous barking dogs, for the shieling is still occupied, but what attracted our attention was the graveyard higher to the north of the track. Our visit to it proved very interesting. Some prominent people are buried here, the most famous being Sir Archibald Sinclair who had a distinguished military career before turning to politics, eventually becoming the leader of the Liberal Party. During the Second World War he was a member of Churchill’s coalition government and took the title of Secretary for Air.