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Och roby have you not worked out GogglesWalter is Neil Doncaster

From this weeks Courier, a very young IHE

I hope you are working on the other one after your snooze!

Right this time A harder one this time.

That's right but I can't remember what the white building on the corner was. Could it have been a printers?

Here is an old one but where?

I think I have the wrong name someone might remember who the barber was on Celt Street. Here is an easier one.

Was he in Celt St late 60's to 70's or that might not have been him he was small and bald?

That's it I think the barber was Geordie Horn but I might be wrong. He was better than the grumpy barber that I first went to in Grant Street after moving into Inverness

No not that one the houses on the left are still there

Both wrong 57 is now gone and another building there.

No you are on the right side of the river and I remember No57 as a barber.

Where is this?

Here is a before and after of the Kessock bridge from Clachnaharry.

Now did you really expect him to Kingsmills? It's the SPFL Tory Party

I thought you would have got it from the second one. This will be like the one you have but might not be so good.

The first one is looking north from the Loch Carron Viewpoint on the A890 to north Stromeferry and the second is looking west from Strome Castle so you were in the right area

You have had all day you are looking at this in the first photo.

That's me just caught up with the last two despite the lockdown! Keep up the good work guys

I agree but Andrew might be one of the lucky ones just now he has a trade working full time and still playing part time football.

I am not to disappointed as it is what was expected from the SPFL. Just hope we survive and can play football next season even a big club like Hearts might not!

I would be very happy to see our team play in any of these strips sometime next season

When I traveled to Glasgow I would usually return via Tyndrum although the Loch Lomond part of the journey was bad when the weather was fine driving through Glencoe was fantastic! Here is another one.

Tyndrum My auntie still lives there in one of the semi detached houses at the bottom center of your photo. She also worked in the Green Wellie Shop for many years before retiring and was in charge of the whisky section and has a good knowledge of the drink. My three cousins also worked there when they were younger. There are old lead mines somewhere up the hill where you took the photo we used to play when we were boys! There was also deer used to come down into the wood above the railway which my uncle would spot from his chair in the front room so they were never hungry