Captain Wimberley acknowledges a drawing of Craig, a further contribution received from William Leiper.

8 Ardross Terrace                                         Inverness.                                      8 April 1893. Dear Sir,               Our last letters crossed, and I was intending to write and thank you for your kindly repeating an offer to make me a drawing of Craig, simul- taneously with my having asked you to do it.     This morning, I was surprised to get the drawing which you have been so good as do for me, and I fear at some inconvenience, as you were extremely busy.     I am very much pleased to get it, and think it will make a very interesting addition to my book. I only hope that in time I may succeed in getting some sort of sketch of the remains of Les- moir to send you, or rather a sketch of the hill with the ruins of Lesmoir in the fore- ground : for there is very little left to draw.     I am sure Craig will come out as well as Drum, and I like it very much.     I am very much indebted to you for making the drawings.                        Yours very truly                      Douglas Wimberley Wm Leiper Esq.                                           over     P.S. I have stupidly forgotten to say that I should very much like to have a similar drawing of Terpersie, and the more so if it is getting more & more ruinous.     I am writing in a room where a good deal of talking is going on.

Captain Douglas Wimberley to William Leiper