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| We continue our wander around Cromarty, looking towards the Arts and Study Centre. |
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| This stone was in the wall of a house. |
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| A bell tower. |
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| The East Church. |
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| Engravings on gravestones can often give you an idea of the history of a place. |
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| Monument to a local Reverend. |
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| There was a high mortality rate amongst children as can be seen from this headstone. |
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| Cromarty Firth at the bottom of this lane. |
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| The Paye. |
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| Thatched cottage (see image below). |
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| The welcome sight of the Cromarty Arms. |
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| It was just after midday, so we were able to not only have a drink, but some rather excellent food here as well. |
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| Inside the Cromarty Arms. A midweek lunch time in March not being one their busiest periods. Shortly after this photo was taken a couple of cyclists stopped off for food as well. |
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| The Court House. |
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(Part 4 of the visit to Cromarty will appear tomorrow). |
Very interesting houses, sad to read the gravestone of the children who died.
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