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Alness, Invergordon and the Cromarty Firth from the Fyrish Monument.
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I was so sick of hearing about "Rangers" from the news and sport on Radio Scotland this morning then the phone in as DD mentions above after 10 minutes I switched over to Radio 2
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If it was I don't think you would have got past that lot to go for a pint! Could that have been when the Bannerman's moved down from Caithness with all that Union Jacks flying?
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A Daimler Majestic behind the young girl, a Cortina Mk2 with George standing at the tanker and a nice collection of Mini's
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That could explain why I didn't recall it I was just a boy! Here I am looking at cars and you at mini skirts
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You have me beat on that one IHE the only thing I can identify is the Honda 50 beside the statue I don't recall The Motorail Veteran Car Rally which must have been about 30 years ago.
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And good music Charles
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The Seaforth Highlanders who would have done their basic training at Fort George and likely ready to head for Europe in WW11.
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The Bishop's Palace behind the County Buildings phase 2, is that a long jump pit in the corner of the Northern Meeting Park?
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MGB GT on the left a Fiat 125 estate (I think) Ford Cortina MK 3 and Ford Capri, photo about 1970.
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Aurora borealis over Balintore from Nairn harbor entrance.
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If I was an SNP canvasser and seen a big Jag in the drive with the registration CB**RUN I wouldn't bother to knock on the door, just shove the leaflet through the letterbox and RUN
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Yes it was good to see and from Tremarco as well, it is great to read a lot of good comments for a change, I nearly didn't go to the game really glad I did it was a great afternoon out could not fault any of the team for their performance lets hope they will do the same from now till the end of the season.
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He is short of clothes
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The Rev Ian Mackintosh used to head there right after the service in the Old High Church on Sunday's for his fags and papers.
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JST 369 Ford Popular registered Inverness 1955, FRS446 Austin A40 Somerset registered Aberdeen 1953 & NS3047 Austin A35 registered Sutherland 1955. A lot of interest at Benzies sale, when did that change to Arnotts? I am sure it was in the 70's. Is that PC George Stewart and PC Wattie Kellas talking to the driver of the Wolsely 1500?
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I would say yes Scarlet but there might be a few that would disagree
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Just a thought, we could do with the Hamilton physio to help our injured players. When their players wend down rolling around in severe pain today she came on gave them a wee rub and they were up and running about within minutes
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It will make a nice headline if he signs it soon
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You forgot to add in a few injuries
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A Reliant Dobbin? Where were they Jock? I know there was a Macleods Hotel in Church Street during the war until the early 50's which may have been about the same time.
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From the left Hillman Minx, Austin A40 (frania), Sunbeam Rapier, Morris Minor, Singer Gazelle, Riley 2.6 (I think), Austin A55, Ford Popular & Standard Ensign. The Hillman, Sunbeam & Singer all shared the same body with different engines and trim. The photo is from early 60's with the only clear registration EHO 508 being from Southampton in 1962. That's some telephone pole on Castle Wynd!
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Good post Charles a change from your Natbashing
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Jim Calder would have cleared it
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That's what it said in the Courier on Friday so I suppose you are right it is paper talk
