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Old High Church and Kirkyard, Inverness, Scottish Highlands

August 9, 2018October 31, 2020Anna--The Adventurer

taking someone on a little tour

head stones through the ages

the mausaleaum on the edge

the mist is coming in over the river

NO, it is not a ghost, it is just me, although I have heard stories of it being haunted

Quite stunning

Beautifully spooky and enchanting at night

An historical quote as you enter the kirkyard, the river Ness being just on the other side of the cemetary

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