http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/ Photographs and anecdotes about the town of Cromarty in the Scottish Highlands. 2010-07-30 Picture of the Royal from the west. It's interesting to compare it to picture #1888 from 1939. The only obvious difference is that the porch has been replace by the conservatory. http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/picture/number2741.asp http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/picture/number2741.asp http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/pictures/thumbs/2741.jpg http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/picture/number2741.asp The Cromarty Archive 2010-07-30 Back row l-r:Hamish MacLeod, Bertie MacDonald, Campbell Ross, Colin Grant. Middle Row: Donald Watson, ?, Hugh Urquhart, Jackie Bremner, George Sutherland, Ross Finlayson, ?. Front Row: John Clements http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/picture/number2739.asp http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/picture/number2739.asp http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/pictures/thumbs/2739.jpg http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/picture/number2739.asp The Cromarty Archive 2010-07-23 Picture taken in probably 1973, showing the yard being built, especially the Pipemill and probably Highland 1. No Big Clyde yet! Article taken from the Sunday Times supplement dated April 28th 1974. http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/picture/number2738.asp http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/picture/number2738.asp http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/pictures/thumbs/2738.jpg http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/picture/number2738.asp The Cromarty Archive 2010-07-19 Gotcha! Colin gets a real sneaky one to Partrick's inner thigh at the sacrifical waxing on Saturday in the Arms. (Colin had suffered already). Over 1500 pounds was raised for the British Heart Fou http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/picture/number2727.asp http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/picture/number2727.asp http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/pictures/thumbs/2727.jpg http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/picture/number2727.asp The Cromarty Archive 2010-07-19 Barbel's first Chianti Bottle Kiln firing on Sunday 18th July. Traditionally a bottle kiln is a bottle shaped structure made from fire bricks, with the pots stacked inside and a firebox fed with wood http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/picture/number2736.asp http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/picture/number2736.asp http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/pictures/thumbs/2736.jpg http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/picture/number2736.asp The Cromarty Archive 2010-07-15 Kim Sharp after winning Gala Queen with Robert Watson & John McLeod in background http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/picture/number2734.asp http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/picture/number2734.asp http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/pictures/thumbs/2734.jpg http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/picture/number2734.asp The Cromarty Archive 2010-07-15 The coastguard lookout stood beside the upper street of wartime buildings at the top of the South Sutor, overlooking the Moray Firth. It was knocked down in the '70s once it was no longer used. See al http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/picture/number2733.asp http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/picture/number2733.asp http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/pictures/thumbs/2733.jpg http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/picture/number2733.asp The Cromarty Archive 2010-07-15 See also picture #2733 and picture #2731 http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/picture/number2732.asp http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/picture/number2732.asp http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/pictures/thumbs/2732.jpg http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/picture/number2732.asp The Cromarty Archive 2010-07-15 See also picture #2732 and picture #2733 http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/picture/number2731.asp http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/picture/number2731.asp http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/pictures/thumbs/2731.jpg http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/picture/number2731.asp The Cromarty Archive 2010-07-14 The Chevron jacket floatout must be 1977? http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/picture/number2705.asp http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/picture/number2705.asp http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/pictures/thumbs/2705.jpg http://www.thecromartyarchive.org/picture/number2705.asp The Cromarty Archive