Potential hazard on walk to South Sutor

We followed this walk a week or so ago. Just before the final set of steps, the path also continues straight ahead before petering out close to the cliff edge. We missed the steps before retracing our route. A sign to the steps would perhaps assist and reduce the risk of a potential hazard.
Otherwise the walk was lovely.

Posted by David Thomas on 6 July 2010

Found

Have you lost your purse? I found a small beaded purse on The Links on Wednesday evening. You can email me at moon_moonie@hotmail.com

Posted by Laura [86.142.142.108] on 02 July 2010

Cromarty News

I just wanted to say that we appreciate the efforts of the editor in keeping the Cromarty site fresh. I particularly like the news section, which we will keep an eye on and will rely on keeping us informed of what goes on in Cromarty. Thanks Kristina!

Posted by Marcel Gommers [92.41.90.163] on 20 June 2010

Ancestory

Hi I am trying to trace my grand mothers family tree I have been able to get as far as her great grand father Duncan Smith who came over to Canada in the 1800's from Cromarty. I would greatly appreciate any assistance you could give me, as well as any contact info for local archives. Thank you Regards Tracy

Posted by Tracy Mattie on 29 March 2010

Cromarty
How happy I am with the Cromarty websites it brings home to me its 50 years since I left Jemimaville to join the RAF but I spent a lot of time in Cromarty every chance I got I'd jump on my bike and off to Cromarty I remember Singh's shop where we used to hang out also the Fishertown Halcyon days never forgotten

Posted by Mary Mackay now Harrison on 26 February 2010

New Year celebrations
We do hope the weather does not hinder or dampen the torchlight procession. May your torches burn brightly! I hear the Red Hot Chilly Pipers are at a loose end...

Posted by Jim Sutherland, Tronafirth, Shetland on 31 December 2009

Homecoming video
We LOVE Kier's video. It made us laugh and cry. Thank you! x

Posted by Janie and Menno Verburg on 1 November 2009

Cromarty visit
My wife & I paid a visit to Cromarty late September whilst staying at Dingwall in our motor home. We fell in love with it immediatelty and regreted it was the penultimate day of our visit to Scotland. Unfortunately Hugh Millars cottage was closed but it was a glorious day and we spent some happy hours just walking around & sitting on the foreshore. We are in our mid 70's but hope to see more of it next year and maybe stay @ Rosemarkie. On the day of our visit the Google maps cameravan was cruising the area.
Thank you for a very pleasant & relaxing day.
Malcolm & June Harris. South Wales.

Posted by Malcolm Harris on 27 October 2009

Gordons Mills 1997
In the summer of 97, I visited Cromarty and the surrounding area while touring the UK, I've never forgotten your community, or my time there. God willing, perhaps one day I can return to revisit, and remember the journeys of my youth.

Chad, Calgary, Alberta Canada
Posted by Chad P on 13 August 2009
 

Request for nails
Hello - I am searching for a bunch of big rusty old nails of the kind which are past using. Please can you help me put out a call to see if anybody has the kind of horde of stuff just like my dad used to have? I am here for a wee while as artist in residence at the Stables. I am intent on making a reliquary for the emigrants from these shores to Canada. Amongst the items they took were plenty of nails and hence my interest. I'm spending time looking at the ground searching for them. If I can get any soon then I can be looking at the views instead! Many thanks.

Posted by Lynn Baxter on 7 August 2009
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Website
Having been away from Cromarty since 2006, I found myself on your website and found it just excellent.

I especially enjoyed the "News" part interesting.

I spent a long time on the Image Library and was thrilled to see so many old friends in photos.

Cromarty and its folk are still wonderful.
Posted by Alex Davidson on 15 July 2009


Congratulations on new website
Well done on the new Cromarty Live website. This is an excellent facility for locals and visitors alike. Thanks.

Posted by Janice & Neil, Royal Hotel, Cromarty on 23 May 2009
 

Interested?
Anyone interested in setting up a flyball and dog agility group ?

If so, contact Hamish
Telephone No: 600264
Email Address: jimmiestan@gmail.com

Posted on 16 May 2009 

From Plexus
Just wanted to say well done on the website. It looks very, very good and is a great advertisement and information system for the town.

Best regards from all at Plexus
Dave & the crew

Posted on 22 April 2009

Cromarty Drama Group
hi
does any one know what tis is about The Cromarty Drama Group presents 'The Cabaret of Blood, Guts and Misery?
many thanks

Posted on 20 April 2009

There is a new display about the production in Jean McBeath's 'shop' window, if that's any help. The poster says "a macabre comedy mix of music, singing, drama and dance with a little magic thrown in .... takes you back to the days of cabaret and vaudeville."

Hugh Miller Museum
I went to the Hugh Miller Museum with my sister in the Easter holidays. I learnt quite alot and it was very child-friendly. My favourite part of the exhibit was the room with the fossils Hugh Miller found, but the whole museum was very good and we all enjoyed it.

Heather (age 10) from Hertfordshire
17 April 2009
 

Where is the Image Library?

I have been unsuccessful so far in my attempt to put the Image Library button link beneath the menu on the left. Meantime, go to the Menu, click on Image Library/Links (bottom of the list), and then click on the link there.
Editor

P.S. Image Library icon now back where it belongs below menu at left of page. 
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