Kessock Bridge Boat Trip, Inverness, Scotland, 4K

Filmed on a rather blustery day in early September 2022. Had the weather not been so windy we might have got futher out in to the Moray Firth. The only wildlife spotted was was one wee lonely seal. The bridge is a 1km long cable stay bridge opened by the Queen Mother in 1982. It is one of the few bridges in the UK that includes siesmic buffers in its contstruction to accomodate for its proximity to the Great Glen Fault.

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This is wonderful. Great trip with stunning scenery. Thank you for sharing ❤

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My mother lived in Kessock road long before they built the bridge. The views from her window were really lovely , right down the firth and out towards the sea, with the Black Isle on the left and the ferry boats chugging back and forth. I remember that one of the ferry boats was called Eilean Dubh - Black Isle. Sadly the bridge completely blocks that view now and of course those wee ferry boats are long gone.