weeman

If any of you need a copy of Inverness Worthies book, for yourself or as a Christmas present, they are now on sale in 'One of a Kind' Art shop next to Next in the Eastgate centre.  

Also for any Jaggies out there in the Crown Post Office/Central stores on Kingsmills Road

From Am Baillie site

The Mound railway station, late 1950s. 

Located on the Far North Line between #Rogart and #Golspie, the Mound was also the junction for the #Dornoch Light Railway. The station closed to passenger traffic in 1960 and to goods traffic in 1964
#railways #locomotives

[source: Highland Railway Society]

What is the interesting blue one next to the Capri?

No, but i know where you were.

No, I've still to climb Schiehallion.

The ones from Mantis are on one of the islands i haven't been too.

I know Richard so if I do see him, myself and IBM will say hi.

On 5/13/2023 at 10:22 PM, IBM said:

What and where is this?

Don' know that one. Wild guess at Dingwall?

22 hours ago, TheMantis said:

Selling what? A page out of a book

Inverness Thistle FC 1995 - 2 Pictures of Thistle's Kingsmills Park.

2 Pictures of Kingsmill Park, 9"×8", After the Club had Moved Out

1995 was 100th Anniversary of First Game

From Lifted Over Turnstile Book.  Large Envelope

16 hours ago, TheMantis said:

Is that from Steve Finan’s book? Can’t check it as I’m in Lewis right now. I got a free copy because I supplied the photos from Caley and Stranraer. Quite fancy vol 2 and 3 bút Mrs Mantis has imposed a rule that I have to throw out a book for every one I buy, so 99% of my reading is now on kindle on the iPad.

I don't know if it's from the book. Someone is selling it on ebay!

Maybe heaven for a few on this site; 

As you know i would have passed there many times

 Thank you, appreciate all your work on the site.

4 hours ago, TheMantis said:

At a guess, Cnoc Ceislein above Fyrish. Never been up there.

Edit- never noticed the monument till now

That's it. Fairly easy one to do and can be combined with Fyrish

From Today's walk. 

On 9/21/2022 at 8:28 PM, IBM said:

A popular photo that many old folk had and still have on their wall.

Never be so foolish as to go to ?????????????

11 hours ago, Robert said:

Probably too easy for many in this thread, but what and where?

 

North Uist. I did walk up to it many years ago and it had a sign saying unsafe to enter then. 

15 hours ago, TheMantis said:

15 hours ago, TheMantis said:

Eh? Coire Ardair surely? Creag Meagaidh.

Off course it is. Don't follow me when I'm leading a walk :-)). That was the previous weekend, this weekend was  Coire Lochan

Coire an Lochan in the Cairngorm range. 

21 hours ago, TheMantis said:

 

A classic day out Weeman

Yes, enjoyed it but will go back in better weather.

2 minutes ago, weeman said:

One from yesterday's walk.

and looking the other way

4 minutes ago, weeman said:

One from yesterday's walk.

One from yesterday's walk.

8 hours ago, IBM said:

Yes at Mulbuie but came to a sad end but he has a memorial and a great tune written for him by James Scott Skinner.

Interesting life story of someone from humble beginnings 

14 hours ago, IBM said:

The army 

He was born on the Black Isle

I know this one. Associated with the navy?

7 minutes ago, TheMantis said:

‘O’ I see

ban him