The unsettled weather continues as we swing
back from Saturday’s sunshine to a breezy day cloudy day that threatens a
downpour. However, at last we were finally treated to a decent sunset on Friday night.
The new town centre landscape is now on
view, this image taken from outside the new community centre looking across the remains of the old. Once the final bits of wall come tumbling down and the area
is tidied up and turned into a car park (hopefully not a temporary one) the
centre of Nairn will look a lot more attractive to passing motorists. As we are
on a roll with demolition how about trashing this former church too and of course
the Regal? Another application to the Scottish Government’s town centre
demolition fund from the local authority perhaps?
There are those who would like to have bus
stops installed on either side of the A96 in the town centre rather than see dozens of bus movements, like this one, every day across a very busy road in-between a very complicated set
of junctions. One of our readers recently told the Gurn that they quite liked
the present set up however as passengers could alight in a safe area and there
was room for those times when two buses going in the same direction caught up
with each other in the town centre.
Here on the Gurn Hazel's seagull gurn still continues to attract comment for and against Salty and his friends.
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