The project has been surveying a series of caves along the coast of the
Black Isle that were being used in some way from 2,300 years ago until the recent past.
The whole upstairs drinking area is built around reclaimed industrial by-products, such as crates, corrugated iron, beer kegs and those huge wooden bobbin reels used for cables, now used as tables at the
Black Isle Bar.
"The
Black Isle" by Sandi Tan (Grand Central Publishing, NY, 2012; 469 pages) is a long flashback, with occasional shifts to the present.
Black Isle, the company behind such games as the original post-apocalyptic RPG "Fallout" and "Planescape: Torment" has apparently been revived by Interplay, according to (http://kotaku.com/5936905/looks-like-interplay-is-bringing-back-the-studio-that-made-fallout) Kotaku .
Jemimaville sits on the northern coast of the
Black Isle overlooking the Cromarty Firth.
Mr Smart, who was from Fortrose in the
Black Isle, died on the garage forecourt in Johannesburg.
Pontyzfield House on the
Black Isle is to host sessions for eight fathers and eight sons aged between 11 and 14 with the aim of recovering lost ground.
As heavy rain continued in the north of Scotland, there were two minor landslides on roads in Easter Ross and another minor landslide on a road in the
Black Isle.
His name is Jim Anderson and he runs the splendid Anderson restaurant in Fortrose on the
Black Isle.
Stephen Gough,44,also known as the Naked Rambler, was arrested on the Cromarty Bridge, between the
Black Isle and Evanton,in Ross-shire, the Highlands.
However, he was arrested after a woman spotted him walking without clothing in a wood on the
Black Isle near Dingwall.