Walking the Black Isle, Scotland: A bright forecast for Cromarty

The Black Isle is evocatively named, a small finger of land jutting out into the far North Sea in the north-east of the UK. It's one of Britain's underrated and unknown quarters and is so named, I'm told, because it rarely snows here, even though it lies north of Inverness. An alternative explanation comes from the fertile soil that represents something of a farmer's bounty.

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