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NextThis picturesque fishing village on the Tarbat Peninsula has a long sandy beach, a small harbour, designed by Thomas Telford in the 19th century bobbing with fishing boats and a waterfront lined with pretty pastel-painted cottages. It’s also the only village on the east coast to face due west – so the sunsets are spectacular. The area has a rich history; the Romans set up camp here, it’s the site of the first Pictish monastery in Scotland and D-Day landing exercises took place nearby. To delve into Portmahomack’s Pictish Past dip into the Tarbat Discovery Centre on its edge, the museum housed in an old chapel
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Easter Ross,Inverness shire,Ross and Cromarty
Easter Ross,Ross and Cromarty
Easter Ross,Ross and Cromarty
Easter Ross,Inverness shire,Ross and Cromarty
Inverness shire,Ross and Cromarty
Easter Ross,Ross and Cromarty
Easter Ross,Ross and Cromarty
Easter Ross,Ross and Cromarty
Easter Ross,Ross and Cromarty
Inverness shire,Ross and Cromarty
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