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Roucan Loch 2006

Roucan Loch Crematorium is set in 10 acres of undulating countryside and almost hidden from view, offers a peaceful resting place.

The natural beauty of Roucan Loch is its most important feature and a number of options for remembering loved ones are available

Ross loved animals and kept tropical fish, so the opportunity to dedicate the ‘fish’ in loving memory of him was an easy decision to make.

Two weeks after Ross’s funeral we returned to Roucan Loch on what would have been his twenty-fifth birthday.

We had probably walked approximately a third of the way around the Loch when Jim asked if there were any fish in the loch?
Instantly, a trout jumped out of the water as if to answer the question.

We continued to walk around the loch and back again and in all that time we did not see any more fish, and did not ask the question again.

Image: Roucan Loch

There are two swans on the Loch, and some ducks had also been introduced recently, although some have disappeared.

The woods in the vicinity are home to a number of deer.

There are also badgers, foxes and mink close by.

There are rabbits on the slopes close to the loch and an abundance of other wildlife with a variety of bird species, butterflies, dragonflies, crickets, and others.


The wreath laid at the plaque at the side of the loch which dedicates the fish in loving memory of Ross.
And at the 'memorial lodge' where the books of rememberance are located.



		Flowers laid on Christmas Day


Flowers laid on 6 January 2006 by Sam and Terri		Flowers laid on 6 January 2006 by Fiona

Visited Roucan Loch on Monday 13th February 2006

six months since Ross died.

Flowers laid by Jan, Jim and Richard.

Flowers also laid by Fiona from West Sound.

We went out to Roucan Loch on Wednesday 1st March and found that one of the many snowdrops planted towards the end of last year was in bloom, and others planted are also beginning to show through.

We would have come out to Roucan Loch on Sunday but we had a fall of snow which put paid to most peoples movements as you can see from the photographs above of the back garden and a field just outside the village.

	Visited Roucan Loch on Sunday 19th March 2006. Laid some flowers at Ross's fish.
One swan looked as though it was guarding the Crematorium. Fed the other swan and the ducks some bread and the other swan then appeared but was a bit too close for comfort!!

Visited Roucan Loch on

Sunday 26 March 2006

(Mothers Day)

Laid some roses

and planted some

miniature daffodils.

Took some bread

and fed the swans

and ducks.

1st April 2006

and the daffodils

have started to flower.

9th April 2006

Planted some flowers and replaced

the roses.


Laid more flowers on Thursday 13th April 2006. Eight months to the day that Ross passed away.	Laid some red tulips on Sunday 23rd April 2006.


Sunday 7th May 2006 Carnations and Roses	Saturday 13th May 2006 Nine months since Ross passed away Laid a dozen white roses.

Back at Roucan Loch

Sunday 21st May 2006

laid a dozen

red roses

Visited Roucan Loch

Sunday 11th June 2006

and

laid some flowers.

Whilst at Roucan Loch on Sunday 11th June, we saw the new arrivals for the first time. We knew that the swans had laid a number of eggs, but you never know how many will hatch and clearly there are seven healthy cygnets who will hopefully survive everything that nature throws at them.

Tuesday 13th June 2006

Ten months, but never forgotten.

Visited Roucan Loch on Sunday 25 June 2006

Laid a dozen pink roses

in memory of Ross

and

gave the young cygnets some bread.

Alison and Merlinda at Roucan Loch on Sunday 2nd July 2006 Laid flowers for Ross

Fed the swans,

after which, the seven young cygnets decided to have a sleep whilst mother watched over them!

Visited Roucan Loch on

Thursday 13th July 2006

Flowers in his memory

laid by Ross's Gran,

his Mum, Dad

and brother Richard.

The cygnets are getting bigger and all seven

are alive and well.

Laid some flowers on Sunday 6th August 2006
	Last month when we came to Roucan Loch, the white duck had disappeared and we feared the worst and thought that perhaps a fox may have taken it. We need not have worried, as she was clearly busy looking after some eggs which have now produced seven youngsters and they all appear to be doing very well.

A new wood carving now in place at Roucan Loch
	We laid a dozen roses at the plaque on Sunday 10th September 2006

Visited Roucan Loch

on Sunday 22nd October 2006

Laid a dozen red roses

	Visited Roucan Loch on Sunday 3rd December 06 and laid a dozen red roses at Ross's plaque. We would also like to thank whoever took the time to lay the other flowers in memory of Ross.
It was good to see the swans back on the Loch on Sunday 3rd December.

Visited Rouchan Loch

Sunday 17th December 06

Laid some roses at Ross's

plaque.

Went to

Roucan Loch

Christmas Day

and laid some flowers

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