Alan Franklin spent a two-month residency in 1995 building 'Harbour', an impressive wooden sculpture encompassing a large area of the densely-packed sitka trees just north of Carron Crag. Involving a mass of wooden beams, fastened together at around waist height and engulfing a large portion of the surrounding woods, there was also a gap running through the middle allowing the viewer to stroll among the work, giving the feeling of walking waist-deep through a brilliant-white lake.