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- 3. Users used to have to travel to Inverness to view our records
- 10. 50,000 x 0.5 days = 100 years!
- 15. Distribution of public contributions since online launch
- 24. The Bungalow, Kilmuir, Black Isle (MHG51194)
- 25. Former Officer’s Mess at RAF Alness (information from John McDonald, February 2010)
- 26. Steading, Hill of Rangag, Latheron, Caithness (MHG52648) - HER user’s great great grandparents lived here. This part of the building was used as a boot and shoe-making workshop. (Information from Christina Baldwin, 2009)
- 27. Lochcarron records improved thanks to ongoing information from HER user Paul Swan
- 28. Several HER users have provided information and photographs for this site
- 31. Window made from glass bottle bases
- 32. Cup-marked rock, nr Dingwall, Ross & Cromarty (MHG54844) - information from Paul Young, Lynn Fraser and John Wombell, 2011
- 34. Class I Pictish Stone, nr Tore, Black Isle Highland HER: http:// her.highland.gov.uk Facebook: www.facebook.com/HighlandHER Flickr: www.flickr.com /groups/her