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Images from around
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Caithness area includes the Royal Burgh of Wick and the towns of Thurso,
Keiss, Castletown and Lybster and the northernmost part of the British and
Scottish mainland, Dunnet Head. Other places of interest include the
Castle of Mey, formerly a retreat of the Queen Mother now used by Prince
Charles, close by is Skarfskerry Point with views of the Pentland Firth
and the Orkney Isles and to the east is John O' Groats and Duncansby
Head.
Aerial images from around Caithness
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Dunbeath
Castle lit up at Christmas |
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| Keiss
Castle. |
Keiss in the
evening sun. |
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| Dunnet
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Long Loch on Dunnet
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The Isle of Stroma with Orkney
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The sun setting behind the
Scarabens. |
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An evening view of Duncansby
Head Lighthouse. |
Dunnet Head
Lighthouse. |
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Dunnet Head |
Dunnet
Forrest. |
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The Old Man of Hoy seen from
Dunnet Head. |
The Castle of
Mey. |
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The page would not be complete
without the
John O' Groats signpost. |
Dunnet Head lighthouse in a snow
shower. |
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| Links:
Caithness.org
Undiscovered
Scotland
Caithness Glass
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