Getting from A to B
Before the advent of cars, buses and lorries, it was a different story. Black Isle people got around using ferries, boats, horse-drawn carts and
carriages and good old 'shank's pony'. For a while, they even had a train service. Picture:Cromarty Firth Viaduct
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Today you can get from Inverness to the Black Isle in the course of a few minutes, using the Kessock Bridge. You can then leave the Black Isle
about 15 minutes later, using the Cromarty Viaduct!