Berriedales Highlands

[toorboy]

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[Gulfstream]

Nice --- May I Inquire as to the altitude of the flight?

 

[toorboy]

Nice --- May I Inquire as to the altitude of the flight?

thanks Gulfstream the altitude was 100 meter buddy

 

[Gulfstream]

Thanks!

 

[Bryn Williams]

Stunning! a great piece of film and very well done.

 

[toorboy]

Stunning! a great piece of film and very well done.

thanks Bryn Williams

 

[Whitwellian]

I've travelled this road many times on my way up to Orkney, and also visiting relatives in Thurso. You have some lovely views of those dreaded hairpins!!

I also like the peep at Langwell House, which has connections with Welbeck.

 

[toorboy]

I've travelled this road many times on my way up to Orkney, and also visiting relatives in Thurso. You have some lovely views of those dreaded hairpins!!

I also like the peep at Langwell House, which has connections with Welbeck.

this road always scared me as a kid lol every time

 

[Whitwellian]

I'm old enough to remember when some of the squiggles in that road were a bit tighter that they are now!!

I first went up to Caithness in June 1958 and remember going to Wick, Melvich & Reay in my Uncle Jon's little Austin (4 adults + 2 children) to visit various places & seeing some whalers in Scrabster, sheltering from a belt of adverse weather over the previous few days. Yet for our fortnight in in Thurso, the weather was fantastic - sunny - Dad's workmates didn't believe him when he told them of the sun, when it'd been raining & flooding for the pit fortnight at Skeggy (Skegness miners holiday camp).

Since then, I've passed through every few years as I love Orkney!

Hey!! I'm rabbiting along about my previous life!!