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In days when Strothers Lane must have been just a lane!

2. Is the best

Yes Waterloo Bowling Club, it's still there. Not much on the north side of the railway apart from Shore Street and the Citadel, no Burnetts Bakery! A big space between Abban Street and Dunabban Road. The white building on Dunabban Road was where Williamson the scrap metal merchant was in the late 60's and you got 10 shillings for an old battery and £1 for a heavy duty one

Good news indeed, I hope this will give the team a boost for the last four games.

He must have changed since I seen him last or I must be in good shape as well

I like your spin DD but its Fergus Ewing and SNP for me again.

My postal vote completed and ready to post tomorrow

I understood as well Scarlet, that's Charles for you

On the left Hillman Minx, KST455G Fiat 128, Renault 9 (I think) and Ford Cortina Mk1.

There you go IHE a green from me

You are taking the Mick now IHE

You said spot the difference and that was the easy ones...........I left some for others

Don't forget the Young Timer Scarlet

That's it Charles.

I remember collecting empties when I was about 7 or 8 from the back of Tullochs Café in Fort Augustus, taking them in and getting money back the funny thing was the next day the lady took the empties and refused to give me any money!

Where are the cars?

On Grant Street, where I got sent for the butcher meat when staying on Benula Road.

Red Cross House and the old West Church before the flats went up on Greig Street.

I think that would have been before Alasdair Sutherland's time as Manager.

Junction of Anderson Street and Thornbush Road with the Thornbush Stores and Inn just out of the picture on the right. Morris Minor, Fiat 132 (I think & Austin Cambridge.

It might just be me but I can't get into that modern art.

All the Aerials and dishes on the roof of the Telephone Exchange, someone has stolen the mini spires of the St Columba High Church...........will need to get CB on the case!

The Loch Ness Investigation Bureau were located about 3 miles south of Urquhart Castle on Frasers Farm from early 60's to early 70's, the photo is taken from the farm on the south side of the A82, here is another picture.

The lampposts are getting well covered now for the election with the majority for SNP throughout the Inverness area with Labour and Lib-dems a bit behind and a token gesture from the other candidates/parties. Yesterday I travelled from Inverness to Onich and in Fort William again the majority for SNP with Labour well covered, very few Lib-dems in what was once a stronghold for them and not a Tory poster in sight from the party hoping to come second in the election!

Good posts above, we just start of with a win on Tuesday night that will take us up to 7th place and on from there!