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Don't know this one. Banavie?

Fort William?

I believe so....not from personal experience, but from conversations in the house. One bus was designated "Dalneigh" and the other "Limetree" if my memory of those conversations is correct. I would hope not "from personal experience" since I'm talking about an era (60s and late 50s) before you were born Donald! I had forgotten about the Limetree Ave bus and am now wondering if this in fact was as third service? Both Dalneigh bus and Limetree avenue buses left from outside the Station Hotel in the 1970's (and probably later). The last bus to Dalneigh was about 22:00 which sometimes meant leaving the cinema early or walking home

It's quiet in the main stand today

Achnasheen?

A bit out of date but it appears to be about W H Smith (Menzies) 13-15 Woolworths 17-19 Dolland & Aitchison (Optician) 21 Symingtons Jewellers 23a Highlander Backpacker Hostel 23 Lush (cosmetics) 25-31 WH Smith (Bookshop) 33 (vacant) 35-39 Burton & Hawkshead (Menswear) Bakoo Nightclub 41 Graham Tiso (Outdoor clothing & accessories) 43 Phones4U (phones)

Not sure but is that one of lanes that took you through to Baron Taylor's Lane from the High Street between Hipps and Mayors. Grant's Close?

Not a clue on that one IHE, I can only assume it was demolished and now another disaster! 29 High Street

Charles,old school friend of yours there,Brian MacGregor. He's about 7 rows back

Isn't that bullying

No problem, clicked on the link and paid

We were also up against an opposition manager who knew us

They would flag it up and try and raise the standard

Everyone played well.Still baffled why we didn't score

If we were still level on penalties after our 9 remaining players had taken theirs, what would have happened, as Hearts would still have had two players?

Found this on the web; The General’s well At one time, Inverness had several healing walls, each of the wells was visited for a different cure – the General’s Well being the one to visit for a cure for rickets. After silvering the water the custom was to bathe the afflicted limbs and also to drink the water. Being so conveniently near the town it was much frequented and the number and variety of diseases it could subdue were proportionately great. Far and near, children and young persons afflicted with rickets were brought to it and manipulated upon by its waters . To strengthen the virtue of the water, silver coins of all sizes, together with small pebbles, were immersed in the well and various curious ceremonies were observed.

Paddypower no longer has ICT manager in it's manager betting. Is it all over?

Yes, Goolachans when I was a boy (in inverness)as well

The Dingwall End

Memory must be going as I don't remember turning round. Lost in your own importance?

Also in the 1954/55 under Confectioners is; Ferrari and co. 1 Ness Walk Salvadori S 10 Greig Street

I've been trying to pair Inverness-Italian families with their establishments with only partial success. Can anyone help? Serafinis - West End chipper. Salvadoris - Greig St cafe. Coffrinis - Ness Cafe. Pagliaris - wee blue ice cream van with the Harry Lime tune. ????? - Locarno Bernardis - shop at the bottom of Stephen's Brae. Turrianis - ?????? ????? - Rendezvous. Guibarellis - Bught then the Hilton chippie. I have a Directory for 1949/50 which lists, 31 Academy Street Renzo Serafini Confectioner (Locarno?) 89 Academy Street Renato Turriani Confectioner (would this be Dorando's?) 99-101 Academy Street Enrico Pagliari Fish Restaurant 105-107 Academy Street Enrico Pagliari Restaurateur

Yes it was the Ballerina, about the same time as Fleetwood Mac and Chicken Shack. About 1971

Aye

The rest of us stopped wearing flares in the 70's