Still, that is only my opinion. We have been treated over the years, with an annual visit by a Shackleton which flies overhead at low altitude, and at a very slow speed, so much so that you can see the rivets in her skin. A grand old lady. To the north, the entrance to Loch Fleet can been seen, between Embo and Golspie. Loch Fleet is a birdwatchers paradise and you can also see the salmon milling in the water below the road bridge as they wait for the sluice gates to be opened so that they can continue their trip to the spawning grounds.
Children stand fascinated when the big fish appear to take turns jumping out of the water.
And the Tarbat Ness lighthouse just to the east of you. Pop along there and see it. Details of this site, and all other sites in the Highland Region of Scotland can be obtained from their site. The scholarship will enable an American student to train for six weeks each summer, for the next three or four years, with the team of archaeologists from the University of York working under the direction of Professor Carver on the site adjoining the Tarbat Old Church at Portmahomack Work has already begun on the restoration of the Old Parish Church, but it seems to be taking longer than was expected. It is quite adequately sign posted.