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| Inverness Castle overlooks the River Ness. This spot was the location of a wooden fortress before a stone castle built in the 15th century. It was destroyed by Bonnie Prince Charlie's Jacobite army in 1745. The present castle was built in the 1830's |
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| Walking up High Street, we see where it becomes a pedestrian area. Notice the McDonald's on the corner. |
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| The clock tower rises 130 foot above the street and originally served as a tax collection point. |
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| I wonder what happens when the tree gets too big for the hole. Anyway this is street art named Earthquake - a reminder of the quake that hit Inverness in 1816. |
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| The Ness Bridge |
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| The Bouncy Bridge is a footbridge built across the river in 1881 |
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| Free Scotland Church. |
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| As with a lot of other bridges we've seen during our travels, this one has "love" locks on it. |
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