Farr Stone

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| in the graveyard to the west of Strathnaver Museum, Bettyhill, Scotland

Farr is a parish in the county of Sutherland in the Scottish council area of Highland. The parish also includes a small hamlet named Farr. The village of Bettyhill lies less than 1 mile to the west of the hamlet along the A836 road.
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Farr Stone Videos

The Most Amazing Moment at Farr Bay, Bettyhill, Top of Scotand!

The most majestic sunset on Farr Bay beach on Sunday 11th August whilst travelling around the far east, north and west coast of Scotland..wild camping..skinny dipping...loads of adventures

Bettyhill Gala 2009 DVD Preview

Self Catering Kirtomy

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Self Catering Kirtomy ~ Dhualton Cottage

This is a beautiful and secluded stone-built ex-Crofters 2 bedroom cottage situated in the small community of Kirtomy on the north coast of the Scottish Highlands with views to the sea.

It is a well-equipped and tastefully furnished property standing in half an acre of private garden and commands spectacular views over Kirtomy Bay.

An ideal place to walk, fish or surf on the many beautiful beaches or just relax in peace and tranquility. The cottage is 3 miles from Bettyhill and 28 miles west of Thurso. There are 2 shops, hotel, pub and leisure centre in Bettyhill.

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Hector on Tongue

Hector Menzies McDonald in Tongue, Caithness, Scotland

Sutherland 2012

Our holiday memoriies in this remarkable part of Scotland
I hope you will enjoy our experience

Trip to Inverness 2015

Having a day off taking a trip to Inverness and Loch Ness in Scotland, United Kingdom. It was such a nice trip with my fellow classmates in The University of Edinburgh Business School.

Patric Sellar

A storytelling from Elliot Rudie with Rosemary Mackintosh Strathnaver Museum
Patrick Sellar was a lawyer, hired as the factor of the Duke of Sutherland, in 1809 to assist with the improvement of the Duke's lands. His tactics led to him standing trial at Inverness for culpable homicide when he presided over the burning of a croft in Strathnaver which still contained an old woman who refused to leave. He was acquitted after there was found to be little evidence of his direct involvement. He was most prolific in the area of Strathnaver and presided over the improvements of much of the Highlands, becoming a successful sheep farmer and one of the largest landowners in the area around the lands he had cleared for the Duke.