The start of the walk to Ness Islands, with Inverness Castle overlooking the city and the River Ness. |
A closer look. |
Suppliers of the steel for the bridge. |
Daffodils on the river bank. |
Onto the Islands via this footbridge, the path being part of The Great Glen Way long distance route. |
Such was the volume of the water that it was all but bursting the banks in several places. |
The sun shines on Inverness Cathedral in the distance, however, it was getting colder as continued our walk. |
A nice place to sit usually, but you might get your feet wet on this occasion! |
It started to snow at this point. The footpaths through the Islands make for easy walking. |
The river had flooded here. |
Another suspension bridge to walk across. |
More floods. |
The Jacobite Queen moored on the Caledonian Canal. |
Sculpture in the wooded section. |
Time to head back to Inverness city centre and retrace our outward walk. |
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