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And you could park in the car park for 10 minutes without getting a ticket

Oh dear and I thought you went for the football

The drummer needs a bit more practice though

That's some sentence you had

This Saturday

Dundee United with a much larger support than us had just over 1000 on Saturday.

Your Location:Inverness Scottys Location: Toronto It's in front of your nose

I traveled from Scrabster to Stromness on the St Clair once when the St Ola was away for annual refit, although a bit rough the crossing only took 1 hour 30 minutes as I was coming off the ship I said to one of the crew it was the quickest I had done the crossing and he said the captain was F*****g mad and trying for a record on the crossing! My later crossings for work were on Pentland Ferries who were less than half the price of Northlink for my works van and they were providing a service with no subsidy like Northlink! An interesting book to read is Pentland Hero which is about Pentland Ferries. snorbens when I used the ferries with my car I disabled the alarm which was the best thing to do and you could still lock it.

You must be a lot older than I thought I was still doing lead plumbing in the early 90's (hot on the hands) on the old lead sheath copper cables and I am sure there are still many of them still working.

I hope you enjoyed your Islay Malt more than the football.

Yes and the rest of the team some of them looked knackered in the second half yesterday against a part time team!

If your employer asked you to stay on and pass on your experience for less than half the wages you are on now what would you say?

Player of the Year - Pride of the Highlands

Doh if only we had played like that even a couple of times last season against County!

Going to the game today hoping for a win but just don't know what to expect

I don't think you will see Richie Foran back in football management again

This is the St Ola leaving Stromness which came into service in 1971 the first roll on-roll off ferry on the Scrabster route. The old one in the black & white photo entering Scrabster harbour was also St Ola and entered service in 1951 with the vehicles being loaded with the (derek) crane onboard was renamed St Ola 11 in 1971. Second Row did confuse me with the jam and bread

You are right Hawkeye the twice the club stood our ground on transfers and lost out on both

He was another one that looked good on video

I wonder if he has visited any of the Macgregors business in the Longman to see if they would support their local football club

Its Scrabster harbour but this is the one before the Hamnavoe

No

What we have seen of him when he has not been injured he performed nothing like the guy in the video even against Clach when he comes back into the team I would be delighted if he could play like that but I am not optimistic.

This one is a bit easier, but what is the name of the boat entering the harbour?