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Нүүр хуудас / Хайлтын үр дүн 190
Not all men in kilts are Scots - a lovely German tour guide
[Dornie - Kyle of Lochalsh - Scotland]
Old Leanach Cottage
The original farmhouse of Leanach is the only surviving building on the Culloden Battlefield. It was has been restored several times and was inhabited until 1912. The roof is heather thatched, a traditional Highland craft. [Culloden Battlefield - Culloden Moor - Inverness - Scotland]
Old Leanach Cottage
[Culloden Battlefield - Culloden Moor - Inverness - Scotland]
Old Leanach Cottage
[Culloden Battlefield - Culloden Moor - Inverness - Scotland]
Panel explaining how the Jacobites were ambushed on 16 April 1746.
[Culloden Battlefield - Culloden Moor - Inverness - Scotland]
Panel showing the Jacobite and Government front lines
This panel shows the area where the most ferocious hand-to-hand fighting took place at the height of the Battle of Culloden.
Passage to the central burial chamber
[Balnuaran of Clava - Strathnairn - Scotland]
Passage to the central chamber of the cairn
[Balnuaran of Clava - Strathnairn - Scotland]
Path to Castle of Mey
[Thurso - Caithness - Scotland]
Photo of the Queen Mother and her collections
[Thurso - Caithness - Scotland]
Prehistoric boulders at Balnuaran of Clava
[Balnuaran of Clava - Strathnairn - Scotland]
Prehistoric stones in the wooded area
[Balnuaran of Clava - Strathnairn - Scotland]
Record of major King George VI royal events
[Thurso - Caithness - Scotland]
Red flag marking the Government front line
[Culloden Battlefield - Culloden Moor - Inverness - Scotland]
Remembering Culloden - 16 April 1746
The Memorial Cairn and grave markers of the clans were raised by Duncan Forbes, a local landowner. As regards the Government army, a coin found near this panel suggests that their dead may have been buried close to this point. [Culloden Battlefield - Culloden Moor - Inverness - Scotland]