Gallery
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An Crùbh Community Hub
Camuscross Community
Camuscross rabbits in spring
Camus Cross bay
One morning
Camus Cross
looking to Airor
View from Ard Ghunel
View from Ard Ghunel across Camuscross Bay and down the Sound of Sleat, with Ardnamurchan peninsula in the distance
View from Ard Ghunel
View from Ard Ghunel looking back at Camuscross
Camuscross 2008
Camuscross 1907
Cruard and Camuscross
A view from Baravaig
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View from Cnoc an Fhreacadain
Looking across the sound to Beinn Sgritheil
Camuscross from Beinn an Dubh Leithid
Camuscross Tug-of-War Team
Winners of the Woodward Cup on 23rd August 2008. Graeme MacKenzie,Malcolm Parsons,Joel Franklyn,Calum MacDonald,John MacDonald,David Campbell and Gordon Brown.
Camuscross Women’s Tug-of-War Team
Gwen Culbertson,Mary Logan,Dede MacGillivray,Sharon Campbell,Aileen Logan,Morag MacFadyan,and Helen MacKinnon
Camuscross Community Initiative
Signing the relevant articles with Neil MacGillivray as witness at his house on Friday 28th November 2008.
New Year Dance 2009
New Year Dance 2009
A Gwen Culbertson shot at Duisdale Hall.
New Year Dance 2009
Another photo by Gwen Culbertson taken on 2nd January 2009 at Duisdale Hall.
Great Spotted Woodpecker
A photo taken in Donald and Ellen MacDonald’s garden at Ardmhor, Camuscross.
Sand Lizard
Another shot taken at Ardmhor.
Convolulous Hawk Moth
This moth is over 75mm long.
Crofters’ Olympics 2009
2 person sack race.
Crofters’ Olympics 2009
Start of the hill race
Crofters’ Olympics 2009
One tonne sack race.
Crofters’ Olympics 2009
Ponies in the field.
Crofters’ Olympics 2009
The Refreshment Tent.
Crofters’ Olympics 2009
Wheelbarrow race.
Crofters’ Olympics 2009
Men’s Hill Race Winner, James MacInnes
Crofters’ Olympics 2009
Women’s Hill Race Winner, Fiona MacInnes
Crofters’ Olympics 2009
Camuscross Women’s Tug-of-War Team, Winners of the Competition.
Crofters’ Olympics 2009
Camuscross Men’s Team, Winners of the Woodward Cup for the second year running.
Welly Throwing
Greg Thomson gives a demonstration.
Entrance Gazebo
Sheila Hamilton and David Ashford at the admission point to the field.
Olympics Baking Stall
Nicola Thomson ready for business.
Crofting Challenge
James Robertson participating.
Jamie Mitchell
Winner of the Golden Welly
Reservoir Visit
L to R Yvonne Davidson, Colin Gray, both of the Community Assets team, Graeme MacKenzie, Nicola Thomson, Donnie MacKinnon, directors, after one of many visits to the reservoir over the past months
Allt Duisdeil Reservoir
The Stevenson Lighthouse, Isle Ornsay
The Telford Bridge at Isle Ornsay
Isle Ornsay from Duisdale
The meadows looking toward Loch na Dal
Funk + Soul + Sleat, June 2013
Funk + Soul + Sleat, June 2013
40 Bliadhna a’ Fàs, November 2013
40 Bliadhna a’ Fàs, November 2013
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Community
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AIRES funding
Just before Christmas 2022, the Rural Tourism Infrastructure Fund confirmed funding for campervan facilities at An Crùbh. This is great news and we can't wait to get started. More information to be posted here soon. The RTIF is managed by VisitScotland on behalf of...
New Funding Award
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