Carrbridge
Carrbridge's most famous landmark is the old packhorse bridge, from which the village is named. The bridge, built in 1717, is the oldest stone bridge in the Highlands. It was severely damaged in the "muckle spate" of 1829 which left it in the condition seen today. It is now unstable and is recommended only to be viewed from afar. Jumping off the bridge into the River Dulnain below had long been a popular pastime for younger locals and the more adventurous tourists.
Built in 1717, oldest stone bridge in the Highlands.
Two more of the old bridge at Carrbridge, both taken while perched precariously on a rock in the middle of the river... Both given the Silver Efex...
..in Carrbridge, Scottish Highlands. Night shot with the light courtesy of the Street Lamps.
Two more of the old bridge at Carrbridge, both taken while perched precariously on a rock in the middle of the river... Both given the Silver Efex...
Still standing - The old packhorse bridge at Carrbridge, still standing since 1717.
It is the oldest stone bridge in the Highlands, built during...
On the annual trip to Carrbridge for Carve Carrbridge it is compulsory to take a shot or two of the old bridge. Another 2 Silver EFex conversions.
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Most notably Lenis Las and Mark Sutherland.