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| The Drovers of Cattle |
| The Military Roads |
| The Whisky Roads |
| The Walkers Roads |
| The Road Today |
| Tornahaish Gallery |
| Delavine Gallery |
| Allt Damh Gallery |
| Delavine Technical Paper |
| Links & Credits |
| Bibliography |
| Scottish History Online |
an 18th century military road in the scottish highlands and 3 of its bridges
Pictures of the bridge over the tornahaish
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Tornahaish Bridge was the best preserved, with the bridge still taking vehicular traffic before the start of the project! A new ford was established, and boulders to prevent vehicle movements. The bridge surfaces were re-pointed, and should now be stabilised for another century of so. |
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