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Merry Christmas & Happy New Year from Canada! Beautifu! BTW, those cars driving on the wrong side of the road are scarey, and where I am located we have no snow yet. LOL.

Nice informative video bud

Where's the Wicker Man?

That's a big golf ball ! If the golf ball is 'that big' then, how big is the 'GOLF CLUB' ???

So why are 'armed' police patrolling??

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People always associate nuclear energy productions with weapons but they never realise that is impossible. They are completely different materials working with very different levels of energy. The enrichment process needed for nuclear weapons is orders of magnitude higher than energy production. Weapons grade enriched unranium just can't be handled by power stations.

Wow, what a very interesting and tiny place. I bet some of those are very old. Looks very peaceful ❤

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Excellent from a Brummie in Cromarty. 'mon the Baggies.

What a beautiful spot. Nice weather too 😊

That place looks amazing, will look into it more perhaps a stay in the future.

What a spot 👌

Very interesting carved stone. Thanks for sharing, Brummie. We didn't get up that far on the A9, as we went south to Urquhart when we visited. Love the history all around the country of my ancestors!

Next time I’m up that way it’s a must visit.

Looks like a fairytale ❤

Beautiful scenery ❤

Very nice to see I am a Aberdonian but haven’t walked around Fittie need to go again with my I Phone Pro Max take some photos

tomorrow be 2 years when queen elizabeth died at balmoral castle on the 8 of september 2022

What a lovely video, my friend and I visited it about 20 years ago. It’s such a beautiful, peaceful place xxx

Brings back a lot of memories when the family moved there in 1954 - my father was the headmaster!!! All the herring fishing has gone and the 2 remaining boats (belonging to classmates from my primary school period) are now based in Ullapool . . . .lot of worse places to be brought up in!!!

Always nice to see other folks thoughts of my hometown

Cromarty is a Town, used to be a Royal Burgh. The yellow rigs are not oil rigs, they are part of the offshore renewables projects. The other big rigs used to be Oil Rigs, either production or even sometimes jack up drilling rigs. They are waiting for new contracts. Good clear filming, thank you for sharing our beautiful town. Suggest that you edit the speech printing though?

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We stayed at a holiday cottage above Kilmuir in June 1994. We tried walking down into it on our first night, but found it was just too far after a long day - and a steep climb back up the hill! (We did drive down to it a few days later.) I thought at the start of the video you'd have trouble getting there from North Kessock. I never found a direct [road] link on a map. The palm trees can survive because we were told by Nairn locals that the inner Moray area has a microclimate due to the mountains to the west. Less precipitation and milder winters. Thanks for the walk down memory lane! 😁👍

THANK YOU for doing this. In 2022, I drove north on the A9 past Inverness, heading to Thurso. I will get a rental car in Inverness to head south in September. Your stop next to the Clark dealership showed me the light I will be going through to get back onto the A9 to head south. I had forgotten that there was a light on the A9 roundabout. I just remembered that it was a very easy roundabout to navigate even though it was the morning rush hour. Your video is excellent, and I look forward to seeing more of what you have done. I am a 77 year old in Canada, and yes, driving on the left is not easy. Your roads are soooo narrow.

Decent chip shop

Weather looks great, thanks for the tour.

Been to Portmahomick a couple times just traveling around on holiday, didn't realize a lighthouse was close by. Must see if ever back that way.

What an amazing place

Beautiful place 😊❤

We wanted to visit Dunnottar but didn't have enough time to drive up the east coast and still make it to everything on the west coast we wanted to see. If we ever make it back over, the east coast will definitely be on our itinerary.

This is why u don’t want to come to stonhaven cause of their weather I live in stonhaven and it’s not nice right now is summer but it’s just been grey dul and tainy

The Scottish Water cottage in Henrietta Street houses electrical switching gear for the underground pumps across the road from it. The equipment is all contained in one downstairs room, the rest is pretty much empty. The cottages date back to the early 1800's and are all Category B listed. I've never heard of any of them being connected with the harbour before though.

I was there in June 2023. We loved it so much I was pricing flats in the city center.

I grew up in that house directly behind you in the last shot - 1A Links in Cowie. Very fond memories of being a wee lad running around Cowie and the beaches and the harbour, and the outdoor pool. Used to be an amusements where Aunty Betty and Scallywags is now. We used to be in there all the time spending all of our money. I live on Vancouver Island now. Terriic video - cheers for the memories. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🇨🇦

I cant find this crest any where on the Urquhart clan , could you explain for me please

Hey its Adam's friend Dylan, recognised the accent straight away! Watching this in preparation for my test in Alness, thanks for uploading this

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I think that’s the same Fish & Chips shop (the location at least) thatI used to enjoy going to with my Dad - when I was a kid in the 70s - all the way from Avoch to eat at home on a Friday night. What a treat that was 😂

I love these trips to the graveyards especially old ones. You were very brave to go into the cript.

The Carron chip shop gives you a half haddock badly coated badly cooked for 11 quid and anywhere else in scotland two whole big haddock and chips properly done is 8 quid. Rip off

It was Manager, Donald Coleman who invented the Dugout in 1934. He was a great tactician, and in many ways, ahead of his time. He practised possession football, and wanted to have a closer look at his players footwork, and so devised the dugout, so he could sit at pitch level and get a better view of the game. Up until that time, Managers either sat in the stand, or on a simple bench at the side of the pitch.

In 1983 I wandered around this very spot. Years later I told my kids spooky stories about hearing voices from that hole in the ground (8 min). They still remember it. My wee Grannie was from Cromarty, Isobelle Finlayson (hence my visit). The graveyard looks the same! Mike, in Toronto Canada

Torphins is a proper posh place! Lots of nice people there too. You got the pronounciation right the first time round!

Wouldn't want to be on the wrong end of that.

Lovely video, enjoyed it very much, a lot of interesting facts mentioned 😉 thanks for doing this!

Thanks for this. I'll be in Inverness in July. It's nice to have a good overview before I get there. I'm sorry that I'll miss the castle due to the renovation. I do have a question - what do those zig zag lines on some of the streets indicate?

Excellent video, what a wonderful walk and spectacular castle and grounds. Thank you for taking us along. PS I think you missed the Queen Victoria mailbox set into the wall of the reddish stone house (about 2.12m) half way along the main street.