The Cumberland Monument, or Obelisk, at sunset.

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The Copper Horse, a statue of George III in Windsor Great Park.

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Deer in the Windsor Great Park. The park has been a Royal Hunting Forest since 1080 A.D.

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A view down the long walk, from The Copper Horse, towards Windsor Castle.

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One of the old oaks from The Great Park, circa 1890.

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The Totem Pole. This 100 foot high pole was carved from a single log of Wester Red Cedar, from a 600 year old tree from British Columbia. It was presented in 1958 to mark the centenary of British Columbia establishment as a Crown Colony.

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