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Eilean Furadh Mor Shipwreck - Loch Ewe

Eilean Furadh Mor Shipwreck - Loch Ewe


Postby fedupofuserids » Mon Dec 13, 2010 12:52 am

Date walked: 29/03/2011

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Re: Eilean Furadh Mor Shipwreck - Loch Ewe

Postby rockhopper » Mon Dec 13, 2010 10:53 pm

ahh - takes me back to when we used to walk round this area on family holidays in Poolewe in the last 70's / early 80's :D
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Re: Eilean Furadh Mor Shipwreck - Loch Ewe

Postby robertian » Tue Dec 14, 2010 4:40 am

Looking at the photo of the gun emplacements reminds me of when I was young (1960's) , we used to holiday a Findhorn, Morayshire. We used to play in them all along the beach - cant remember if the guns were decommissioned but still there at the time. I dont imagine they will be there any longer - probably left to '' return to dust''.
At one time they were quite a common site along the strategically important beaches , wonder if there are any left around the country , but still in reasonably good condition.
A reminder of a more turbulent era.
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