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Achnacarry Castle, an 1800's mansion ,on our Clan Cameron Tour from Inverness, fills most of this picture. It is very square, seven windows wide and predominantly two storeys although there are also dormer windows in the attic. The stone is grey, the roof is slate, the wall tops are faux embattled with small pepper-pot turrets. There is a flafpole and flag on the roof, centrally at the front of the castle above the door. There are some bushes and grass in front, and wooded hills behind, all under a grey sky.

This is a close-up of a rough grave stone on Culloden Moor with the words Clan Cameron chiselled into it, visited on the Clan Cameron Tour from Inverness. The stone is in grass, with bushes behind, and a low and distant hill ridge in the background, under a blue sky.

Clan Cameron Tour from Inverness – 10 to 11hrs

£580.00 11 hours

Erchless Castle on our Clan Chisholm Tour from Inverness stands on the far side of some tall, branchless trunks of pine trees. They do not completely occlude the castle, however, which is a white four-storey highland tower house dating from around 1600. In the background are hills, and a bit of white sky.

Across a still lake under a perfect blue sky we see a low rise covered by native large Caledonian Pine Trees. They are large canopy, as opposed to a pointed pine. Behind the trees to left are more pines at lake level, while behind to the right is the high hill rising from the far shore of the lake, also covered in pine forest. The whole scene is perfectly reflected in the lake.

Clan Chisholm Tour from Inverness – 8 hrs

£560.00 8 hours

Foreground is the Fraser Clan Grave Stone on our Clan Fraser of Lovat Tour from Inverness. It is about 0.5m in height, grey with a rounded top, and the words Clan Fraser carved into the front. A woven heart ornament lies on the ground in front of the stone. There are shrubs and trees behind, and a bare hilltop ridge in the far distance. Above, the sky is blue.

Our tour from Inverness visits ruined Beauly Priory, Clan Fraser of Lovat's burial ground, standing in the background to the left, here. The shot is taken from ground level, and a gravel path bends slightly leftwards to the red-stone roofless ruins of the 1200's priory. Several gravestones and an iron-railing fence rise from the grass on the right of the picture, and some fungi are in the foreground. A half dozen leafless trees stand below a blue sky.

Clan Fraser of Lovat Tour from Inverness – 8 hrs

£560.00 8 hours

Ruined Castle Varrich, a small towerhouse and seat of Clan Mackay visited on our tour from Inverness, stands on a craggy bluff just left of centre. The bluff is covered with russet and green vegetation. At its foot is a blue inlet of the sea, across which stands a large rocky rounded grey mountain. The whole scene is below a very pale blue sky.

Arial shot of a two storey church, light grey with a dark grey slate roof. It stands in a square churchyard with many tombstones around it. There is a cove with a beach behind the church, and beyond it a bare grassy headland pushing out into the fairly calm blue ocean.

Clan Mackay Tour from Inverness – 10 to 11 hrs

£600.00 11 hours

Castle Leod on our Clan Mackenzie Tour from Inverness is centrally placed in this picture, standing about three small fields away. It is a five-storey grey stone Tower House dating from the 1400's.The foreground is filled with bluebells. Across the fence in a grassy field is the dead skeleton of an enormous Spanish Chestnut tree. The castle stands on a manicured rise behind it, surrounded by large deciduous and coniferous specimin trees from many countries. The sky above is blue.

An old stone obelisk on a slight grassy rise projects into a blue sky. On the front is a large brown-coloured rectangular plaque which is too far away to be read. low shrubs surround the base. there is a white church with grey stone steeple some distance behind the obelisk to the left. to the right, behind the obelisk is a distant hill, with farmland and trees. Closer to the right, streetlights hint that this is an urban location.Mackenzie Monument - Clan Mackenzie Tour from Inverness

Clan Mackenzie Tour from Inverness – 8 to 9 hrs

£560.00 9 hours

This is a close-up of a rough grave stone on Culloden Moor with the words Clan Mackintosh chiselled into it, visited on the Clan Mackintosh Tour from Inverness. The stone is in grass, with bushes behind, under a blue sky.

Moy Hall, near Inverness, visited on the Clan Mackintosh Tour is from the centre to the left. It is a 2-storey stone-built 20th century building with bow windows to the front and a grey slate roof. There are large mature trees behind, and a blue sky above.

Clan Mackintosh Tour from Inverness – 8 to 9 hrs

£560.00 9 hours

Most of this picture is filled with Foulis Castle, the Clan Munro seat visited on tour from Inverness. It is a 3-storey slightly continental-looking Georgian mansion built between the 1750's and 1770's. Above is a cloudy blue sky and in front are some small leafless winter trees.

The yellow-coloured, slate-roofed Storehouse of Foulis restaurant and Clan Munro exhibition is to the left in the picture, on the tour from Inverness. To the right is an inlet of the blue sea. The sky is blue with a few white clouds. The foreground is all grass and 8 or 9 wooden picnic table sets.

Clan Munro Tour from Inverness – 4 hrs

£280.00 4 hours

Kilravock Castle, near Inverness, is on our tour because it is the seat of Clan Rose. The foreground is grass. There are trees to left and right. A blue sky with clouds is above. The castle fills most of the picture. Left hand half of the castle is a tall square medieval grey stone keep. The right half is newer with portions from the 18th and 19th centuries.

A sandstone block wall with an old stone plaque enscribed in latin. Below it is mounted a cast metal plaque idetifying the building as the town house of the Roses of Kilravock.

Clan Rose Tour from Inverness – 7 hrs

£450.00 7 hours

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