Low tide at #Thurso Harbour, c1920s. In its heyday (mid-19th to early-20th century), the principle exports were #Caithness flagstone and grain.
[photo: Johnston Collection, Wick Society]
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@ambaile.org.ukLow tide at #Thurso Harbour, c1920s. In its heyday (mid-19th to early-20th century), the principle exports were #Caithness flagstone and grain.
[photo: Johnston Collection, Wick Society]
@tourscotland.bsky.socialHave a wee visit to a tour #Scotland travel video Blog of old #Scottish #ancestry #history #genealogy #photography of #Thurso, #Caithness. An important #Norse port, with a later history of trade throughout northern #Europe until the 19th century tour-scotland-photographs.blogspot.com/2017/01/tour...
@tourscotland.bsky.socialOld Tour #Scotland #Ancestry Travel Visit #Genealogy #Scottish Family #History Blog #photography of vintage cars, people, houses and shops on Trail Street in #Thurso, #Caithness. The street is named after James Traill of Rattar born 1758 tour-scotland-photographs.blogspot.com/2016/01/old-...