Class 47 no 47564 and a rake of Network SouthEast branded blue/grey liveried mark 1s at Inverness on 1st July 1987. No idea who the boys are.
An aerial view of Inverness looking from the south just after sunrise.
A fortunate capture during a flight from Stornoway to Edinburgh.
This photo was taken on December 29, 2010.
Looking South East over the River Ness on 21st December 2010.
The main stand at Scottish Premier League club Inverness Caledonian Thistle, whose ground is on the exposed banks of the Moray Firth. Sitting in the uncovered (or barely sheltered) seats at Caledonian Stadium watching the Caley Jags on a cold, wet day must be a real endurance test. The 'wing' seats were added after the original section of the stand had opened.
This photo was taken on September 26, 2009
Taken from North Kessock on November 14, 2010.
See more weekend reflections at Newtown Area Photo.
At Eastgate shopping centre in Inverness on Wednesday 1 December to mark World AIDS Day.
The elegant bridge over the River Ness, which was destroyed in the floods of 1989. Here it plays second fiddle to a load of Baltic timber.
This photo was taken on February 20, 2009.
Muirtown Swing Bridge which carries the road to Beauly (formerly the A9) is now electrically operated.
The last Sunday in November and while southwards, Central Scotland was in gridlock due to massive snow falls, Inverness was simply cold and frosty as the earlier snow settled down.
Muirtown Basin is the holding area for vessels waiting to negotiate the last segment of the Canal (to the Beauly/Moray Firth) and is now busy as a marina and vessel parking area. On the other side of the Muirtown Swing Bridge, the series of locks ("staircase") carries the canal up to the level of Loch Ness, although there's quite a distance before the Loch is actually reached.
This photo was taken on November 28, 2010.
View out of the wing mirror of a car.
This photo was taken on April 12, 2009 in North Kessock.
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