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I've compiled a few photos of Inverness from a route I've done a few times in this brave new world we now live in. Mostly cycled it recently, but I have walked it all, in part over the years. The pictures are from different days and times over the last few weeks
I live near the prison, and I guess I know how they feel in there now.
Onwards past the castle down to the riverside and over the Infirmary Bridge.
From here a bit of doubling back and eventually down by the sea and past the Caley Thistle ground.
Home of the 2015 Scottish Cup championsUnder and past the Kessock Bridge.Cromwells TowerI then passed under the Ness Rail Bridge which replaced the viaduct that collapsed in the floods of 1989 not long after a train went over it.
The new bridge was open the next year.
I followed the coast from here to the Caley Canal.
Kessock Bridge and The Black IsleBen Wyvis and a Kayaker getting his daily exercise Another munro in the centre of the picture - I think its Sgurr na Lapaich at 1150m elevationThe railway crossingBen Wyvis againSocial distancing violation!The Caley Canal including the Great Glen WayA lot of people think the wreck of the titanic is in the atlantic ocean but its actually next to the canal in Inverness
Onward from the canal to the river.
Islands and River NessIts a few miles from here up to the UHI college campus on the east side of town. Its an area worth a visit with several munros on show, nesting swans & the Golden Gate Bridge.
From here it's a short cycle home for me or about half an hour walk. So that's it, a limited photo tour of Inverness.
Inverness Castle