Inverness and District in Old Photographs / Scotland's History

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hello, Scottland's History and thank you for sharing.
I hope you had a wonderful Bank Holiday...
I love black& White photographs BC they cannot hide the truth and be tricked by vivid colors.
Like raindrops by the ruins if I am not mistaken... Culloden... 1:39
The photos gave me chills as I imagine myself on the same beach, in the town, on the boat, on the summit, back in time...1:54, 2:04, 2:35, 8:00, and etc...
It may have had a hard time to slelct highlighted photos though.
Well done. 🙋‍♀🙋‍♀🛶🛶

[@scotlandshistory]

Thank you so much! I love old photos too, especially of familiar places to see how much they've changed from then till now.

[@ms.kayak7seas]

@@scotlandshistory Indeed...hopefully, we can save some rich heritage for the next generations.🤗

[@scotlandshistory]

@@ms.kayak7seas I hope so.

[@RHR-221b]

Thank you, S's H. Much melancholic, wistful and sometimes sad, Historical and Pictorial Memories for future generations to appreciate.
The music [credit: *Myuu* - 'What Could Have Been'] is also worthy of note. 🎶 Sad and reflective, fully complementing your thoughtful images of days gone by. To our tomorrows.
All the best. Rab 💚 🕊 👋

[@scotlandshistory]

Thank you for watching Rab and glad you enjoyed it.

[@RHR-221b]

Those bygone special living moments of our ancestors' lives have been truly captured. Thank you once more.
R 🥃 😎

[@sarakdemir7987]

Would you know the date of the Kessock photo : 2mins 33 seconds? Thank you.

[@scotlandshistory]

I'm not 100% sure but somewhere around the 1910s or 1920s. Hope that helps. Thank you watching it too.

[@washroomstudio1692]

Thank you :)

[@scotlandshistory]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ospreybird]

:-)

[@scotlandshistory]

Thanks for watching.