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          On day three of our journey in the footsteps of Lady Anne Barnard in the Western Cape we planned to move fairly quickly along the slopes of the Langeberg..

          Lady Anne Barnard

          Scottish travel writer, artist and socialite

          This article is about the Scottish writer.

          For the American journalist, see Anne Barnard.

          Our 4th day was our last following in the footsteps of Lady Anne Barnard in the Western Cape.

        1. The magnificent grounds were originally home to diarist and artist Lady Anne Barnard and her husband, Andrew.
        2. On day three of our journey in the footsteps of Lady Anne Barnard in the Western Cape we planned to move fairly quickly along the slopes of the Langeberg.
        3. The magnificent grounds were originally home to diarist and artist Lady Anne Barnard and her husband, Andrew.
        4. Lady Anne Barnard's watercolour of the Tutor at Onverwacht.

          5. For the botanical illustrator, see Anne Henslow Barnard.

          Lady Anne Barnard

          Born

          Lady Anne Lindsay


          ()12 December

          Balcarres House, Fife, Scotland

          Died6 May () (aged&#;74)

          London, England

          Occupation(s)poet, visual artist
          Notable workAuld Robin Gray
          PartnerAndrew Barnard

          Lady Anne Barnard (née Lindsay; 8 December &#;&#; 6 May ) was a Scottish travel writer, artist and socialite, and the author of the balladAuld Robin Gray.

          Her five-year residence in Cape Town, South Africa, although brief, had a significant impact on the cultural and social life of the time.[1]

          Early life

          Lady Anne Lindsay was born at Balcarres House in Fife, the first of nine children of Anne Lindsay (née Dalrymple) and James Lindsay, 5th Earl of Balcarres.

          Her mother arranged for Henrietta