Jillian Turner says the sheep, which now has a huge fleece, called out to her kayaking group and followed them along the shore
Marooned for two years at the foot of a Scottish Highlands cliff, the sorry-looking, bedraggled animal is now known as Britain’s loneliest sheep.
Jillian Turner first spotted the sheep two years ago while she was paddling along the coast of Sutherland with her kayak club. It was on a shingle beach at the foot of a steep cliff. She assumed the sheep would make it back to wherever home was by itself and thought no more of it.
