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Attribution: Photo copyright S. Fraser

Harvesting At Foulis Estate

The Cromarty Firth and Bridge from rear of Ardullie Farm cottages - photo 1

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Lemlair

Lemlair steading and farm workers

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Tourism - The Storehouse

Storehouse of Foulis

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The Cromarty Firth from Ardullie Farm - photo 1

The Cromarty Firth from Ardullie Farm - photo 1

The Cromarty Firth from Ardullie Farm on the Foulis Estate, looking towards Invergordon, with the firth curving round to the Sutors. [Photo courtesy of Fraser Skinner]

The Cromarty Firth from Ardullie Farm - photo 2

The Cromarty Firth from Ardullie Farm - photo 2

The Cromarty Firth from Ardullie Farm on the Foulis Estate, looking towards Invergordon, with the firth curving round to the Sutors. [Photo courtesy of Fraser Skinner]

Harvested fields, Ardullie.

Harvested fields, Ardullie.

[Photo courtesy of Fraser Skinner]

The Cromarty Firth and Bridge from rear of Ardullie Farm cottages - photo 1

The Cromarty Firth and Bridge from rear of Ardullie Farm cottages - photo 1

[Photo courtesy of Fraser Skinner]

The Cromarty Firth and Bridge from rear of Ardullie Farm cottages - photo 2

The Cromarty Firth and Bridge from rear of Ardullie Farm cottages - photo 2

[Photo courtesy of Fraser Skinner]

Views from the same location - photo 1

Views from the same location - photo 1

[Photo courtesy of Fraser Skinner]

Views from the same location - photo 2

Views from the same location - photo 2

[Photo courtesy of Fraser Skinner]

Lemlair steading and farm workers

Lemlair steading and farm workers

Lemlair farm workers' cottages

Lemlair farm workers' cottages. For some years the cottage on the right (with gable end facing the road) was "Lemlair Side School" catering for pupils from Primary 1 to 5. The teacher, Miss Margaret Mackenzie, came daily from her home in Tain, via train to Foulis Station where she collected her bicycle and - in all weathers - cycled the 1½ miles to the school.

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