This Scotsman, albeit sort of flat, stood guard at the Fort which is still in active use today.

A moat was the next line of defense. At the left, you can see the firth in the distance.
Inside was a huge yard surrounded by ramparts and cannons.

There was one amazing solitary tree and one mortar which might have been the highlights of the fort.
And then there were the buildings of the fort.
They bore some signs and dates and insignias.
And there were some very British communications facilities.

Toward the back was the chapel. The first building constructed.
It contained some very old flags
And some beautiful stained glass.
At the very back of the fort was a sign that led up ramparts to a great view of the Moray firth

And the end of a nice day as we headed back to our Thistle home-away-from-home.