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Featuring - Newton Garry Climbing Lane,  Malcolmburn Warehouses, 'Mein Schiff' at Invergordon, Victoria Esplanade N.Z.,
 The Cromarty Firth and Cruise Liners 'Vision of the Seas' and 'Braemar' docked at Invergordon.

 

 

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A VIEW FROM THE NEWTON GARRY CLIMBING LANE LAY BY

The Newton Garry climbing lane was installed to improve the flow of traffic up the
long haul south of Huntly. The view from the lay by is outstanding, and on a clear
day you can see an exceptional distance. Some interesting points in the picture.
Check the traffic climbing the A96 on the extreme left of the picture. In the far
distance around picture centre is Aberchirder or 'Foggieloan' as it is known locally
more obvious in the full size picture but not so obvious on the smaller size picture
on this slightly murky day.

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MALCOLMBURN WAREHOUSES AT MULBEN APRIL 2010

Very heavy snow falls in the winter of 2009/10 caused devastation at these
whisky warehouses at Mulben near Keith. View is shown of the ongoing operations
to try to stabilise the buildings after approximately 30 of the roofs were severely
damaged by the weight of the very heavy snow falls. The outriggers are being put
in place by a demolition company which specialises in these procedures.
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The  'MEIN SCHIFF'  GERMAN CRUISE SHIP

Pictured at Invergordon on the 12th May 2010 the cruise ship 'Mein Schiff' at
76,522 tons and a passenger capacity of 1750. Note - The drooping bow at the
front not unlike the 'Concorde' airliner. Ship arrived at 1000 and was leaving at 1900.
This panorama scrolls to a large oil rig on the right which is being serviced in
preparation for going back into service in the North Sea.
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VICTORIA ESPLANADE - NEW ZEALAND

Situated in the city of Palmerston North in the North Island New Zealand these gardens are
owned by the Palmerston North City Council. Opened to mark Queen Victoria's 60th Jubilee,
the Esplanade Gardens include a large duck pond, a cherry drive and an avenue of phoenix
palms. The rose garden has over 5,500 varities.There are walkways and a minature railway
through native bush. Entry is free. Also free are electric BBQ's. Open dawn till dusk all year.

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THE CROMARTY FIRTH AND THE CROMARTY BRIDGE

This panorama is a composition of 41 separate pictures all stitched together in an
operation which took some considerable time to assemble. The Firth forms one
of the safest and most commodious anchorages in the North of Scotland and
Invergordon, at the North end, was once a major base for the Royal Navy's
Home Fleet. The Cromarty Bridge, basically a causeway, forms part of the A9
leading north.

See where this Firth and Bridge lies via this  Map of the Area

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THE CRUISE LINERS 'VISION O THE SEAS' and 'BRAEMAR' IN PORT AT INVERGORDON

'Vision of the Seas', a Norwegian ship at 78,340 tons with 1,900 passengers
on board arrived at 0900 and departed at 1800. The 'Braemar' , an English
ship at 24,344 tons and 850 passengers arrived at 0700 and departed at 1630.
The 'Vision of the Seas' was berthed at the Service Base and the 'Braemar'
was berthed at the Saltburn Pier. Lots of passengers enjoyed a look round
Invergordon and very few went on any Bus Tours.  Visit date 27th May 2010.

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