Beauly

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Lessons from coronavirus pandemic can offer lasting legacy, says GP  Inverness Courier

Liberal Democrats pledge to work with banks to help rural and remote communities retain lifeline services  JohnOGroat Journal

Time to get moo-ving along a new art trail – Highland Hospice to swap squirrels for Heilin' Coos  RossShire Journal

Hollywood star Karen Gillan has key role in new Highland design company  RossShire Journal

Badenoch giants drawn together in Camanachd Cup second round  Strathspey Herald

Home draw for Caberfeidh, but Kinlochshiel on the road for Camanachd Cup as early rounds are drawn  RossShire Journal

Must-visit locations in each of Scotland's seven cities  HeraldScotland

Dog muck bags and litter at beauty spot spark anger and warning  Inverness Courier

Men In Kilts Explore Castles, Feuds, Clans and Tartans: Review, Ep 107  Three If By Space

Inverness councillors claim they are being 'held to ransom' over funding for play parks  Inverness Courier

Camanachd Association confirms regional leagues ahead of 2021 shinty season  Strathspey Herald

Aberdeen entrepreneur sees appeal in North Sea oil fields | HeraldScotland  HeraldScotland

Looking Back on Lockdown – July  Inverness Courier

Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival cancelled due to ‘uncertainties’ surrounding Covid restrictions  The Scotsman

Covid in Scotland: Belladrum festival cancelled with 'deep regret'  BBC News

Looking Back on Lockdown: May 2020  Inverness Courier

Down Memory Lane: Public should be given a chance to step into historic Inverness building  Inverness Courier

Return to court for pair previously acquitted of dangerous driving  RossShire Journal

Gloag Investments' Highland tourism development given green light  Scottish Construction Now

TeamAndyW: RT @TeamAndyW: Will be heading to Muir of Ord, Beauly, Inverness and Black Isle today. Helmsdale, Wick Thurso and North coast tomorrow. DM…

alscouzens: RT @TeamAndyW: Will be heading to Muir of Ord, Beauly, Inverness and Black Isle today. Helmsdale, Wick Thurso and North coast tomorrow. DM…

1S@&@&eyKBooker: RT @InverOutlanders: Iain MacGillivray commander-in-chief of Clan MacGillivray tells us the amazing history of his Bagpipes #meninkilts #…

noeldarlow: RT @TeamAndyW: Will be heading to Muir of Ord, Beauly, Inverness and Black Isle today. Helmsdale, Wick Thurso and North coast tomorrow. DM…

Natakryz: RT @InverOutlanders: Iain MacGillivray commander-in-chief of Clan MacGillivray tells us the amazing history of his Bagpipes #meninkilts #…

Don't think I'm stick thin, I have meat on my bones, especially around my thighs. I'm just not curvy and I Beauly ever put weight on no matter what or how much I eat. The thing is, I eat what I wabtw, when I want and I've never starved myself. In fact, I've done quite the opposite and I've been eating even when I'm completely full just to feel sexy. I just want to feel appreciated by the opposite sex and I feel like no matter how much I eat I'll never be sexy. Recently I've started to hate my body even more and I've purchased a waist trainer so I can have an hourglass figure. I don't want to hate my natural body anymore, but I'm finding it difficult to over it when I feel like no one else does.

thanks for the help :)!x

& For a little clarification, I mean Caribbean, PuertoRicans/Cubans/Dominicans etc. etc., would you ever date one? I tend to agree with you guys, to be fair and honest. But let's just say that regardless of demographics, the Hispanic woman is sensible, fun and not obnoxious. Would you be interested in her? Or is staying to your traditional roots the route you prefer. To answer to Ice, I am not Puerto Rican, I'm Cuban, :) & I know, but I was mostly looking to see just how accepting Italian men are of other cultures for their partners, for example, you prefer Puerto Rican women and as someone whos half Puerto Rican that's most likely a cultural preference rather than one of looks, since most Caribbean women look alike & share similar roots. Thanks Ice!

My boyfriend and I are planning a 7-10 day trip next year. (We're from the US.) We know we want to fly into Edinburgh and see the Isle of Skye, and most likely Glasgow and Inverness, but we don't only want to hit up the super touristy spots. However, it's not easy to find places that aren't popular over the internet from 6 gazillion miles away, so I was hoping someone who lives there or has been there could let us in on some interesting/beautiful places sans hoards of tourists. Thanks! --B

In the August of 1818 Charles Armitage Brown and John Keats visited the ruins of Bealey/Beauly Abbey in Inverness-shire and this inspired Charles Armitage Brown to write a poem in memory of the occassion with Keats contributing the first line of the poem and the first four words of the second line, and three stanzas. I can't find the poem anywhere online and would really like to read it.