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Cullicudden Primary School

As with Newhall Primary School, Cullicudden Primary School closed when a new school for the Cullicudden/Resolis area was opened in 2009.

Former Cullicudden Primary School

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Newhall (Resolis) Primary School

Following closure of the school in 2009, the building was boarded up and lay in a sad and neglected state. In 2015 the local authority advertised the building for sale and it is to be hoped that a prospective purchaser will remedy the neglect of past years.

The former Newhall (Resolis) Primary School.

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Resolis Community Hall

Resolis Community Hall

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community play area

The community play area.

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The author inside the ruins of Castle Craig

The author inside the ruins of Castle Craig

Castle Craig on the northern coast of the Black Isle overlooking the Cromarty Firth.

Castle Craig on the northern coast of the Black Isle overlooking the Cromarty Firth.

Castle Craig on the northern coast of the Black Isle overlooking the Cromarty Firth.

Castle Craig on the northern coast of the Black Isle overlooking the Cromarty Firth.

Castle Craig on the northern coast of the Black Isle overlooking the Cromarty Firth.

Castle Craig on the northern coast of the Black Isle overlooking the Cromarty Firth.

Castle Craig on the northern coast of the Black Isle overlooking the Cromarty Firth.

Castle Craig on the northern coast of the Black Isle overlooking the Cromarty Firth.

Castle Craig with Cromarty Firth in the background.

Castle Craig with Cromarty Firth in the background.

Conan Mains farm.

Conan Mains farm.

Conan House

The author, Jim Mackenzie, with Thomas Mackenzie’s millstone at Conan House

The author, Jim Mackenzie, with Thomas Mackenzie’s millstone at Conan House

Detail on the cupola showing the inscription S.H.M.KB (Sir Hector Mackenzie Knight Baronet) 1822.

Detail on the cupola showing the inscription S.H.M.KB (Sir Hector Mackenzie Knight Baronet) 1822.

The imposing entrance to Conan Mains built in 1822

The imposing entrance to Conan Mains built in 1822

Fortrose Cathedral ruins

Fortrose Cathedral ruins

Kirkmichael ruins

Kirkmichael ruins

View towards the North Sea from the Sutor of Cromarty

The graves of Lewis, Barbara Mary and Thomas Macdonald (left) and Alexander Cameron (right)

The graves of Lewis, Barbara Mary and Thomas Macdonald (left) and Alexander Cameron (right)

The grave of Barbara (Clark) Mackenzie, her parents, her brothers and her daughter.

The grave of Barbara (Clark) Mackenzie, her parents, her brothers and her daughter.

Cullicudden Old Graveyard

Cullicudden Old Graveyard

Ardcronie farm sign.

Ardcronie farm sign.

Part of the former Ardcronie farm overloking the Dornoch Firth.

Part of the former Ardcronie farm overloking the Dornoch Firth.

Kincardine Old Church and graveyard

Kincardine Old Church and graveyard

Cromarty. The street shown, 'The Paye', was the original road into Cromarty.

Cromarty. The street shown, 'The Paye', was the original road into Cromarty.

Cromarty harbour.

Cromarty harbour.

Cromarty harbour. This small town paid a very important part in the First World War as it was situated at the entrance to the Cromarty Firth where the Grand Fleet lay at anchor.

Dalmore Distillery, Alness, founded by the Mackenzie brothers.

Dalmore Distillery, Alness, founded by the Mackenzie brothers.

Castle Leod, Strathpeffer, home of the Chief of Clan Mackenzie.

Castle Leod, Strathpeffer, home of the Chief of Clan Mackenzie.

Dolphin watchers at Chanonry Point

Dolphin watchers at Chanonry Point

Dolphin watchers at Fort George

Dolphin watchers at Fort George on the opposite bank. Look closely and you can see a dolphin fin!