Castle Craig (1)
I came here to photograph this castle back in 2012, but this was as near as I could practicably get!  Between us there was a field full of barley, and although I could have made my way around the field boundary, it was wet and muddy and I couldn't be bothered, so I snapped a few photos from here beside the nearest road, with a great big lense, and then continued on up to the Cromarty / Nigg ferry and on northwards.  Eight years later I came back again and flew my drone from the little ruined chapel you can see on the other side of the firth!

(As we were driving up the A9 once, my elder daughter asked me, with an air of complete innocence, what people from Nigg are called?  I said I didn't know and we carried on northwards! 
 I still sometimes wonder though!  Niggites maybe?)

The mountain over there across the Cromarty Firth, with vestiges of winter snow still on it, is Ben Wyvis, a not particularly dramatic mountain, but a very prominent one, visible from all along the Moray coast, the Black Isle and on northwards.
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