The Invergordon Archive

Funny how things change, in my youth this was (and is still called as far as I know) the 'Concrete' road. I'd never heard it called the Yellow Brick road before. I still use it as a rat run up to the A9 to try and avoid the chaos that is the Tomich Junction on many a morning!!

I too have always known this road as the 'concrete road', with the 'bumpy road' between the Polish War Memorial and the BA Straight. Anyone know why/when the 'yellow brick road' moniker was used?

Yeah I always knew this road as the "concrete road". Must say I never remember it looking so glorious, what a picture!!!

We used to go fishing under the bridge. I can’t remember if it was Rainbow or Brown Trout in the river. I always knew the road as the 'bumpy road'. Many a happy day on the motorbikes and mopeds.

Another great picture!! I love to see these views as they bring back so many good memories. It's a pity I took it all for granted when I lived there.

I always called it the Concrete road too, and the other one was the bumpy road. As children my Dad would take us for a run on the bumpy road as a treat or a reward for being good!! Times must have been hard for this to be our treat!!!

Wow it looks really nice...haven't seen it look so...well nice before!
I'm a 15 year old from Invergordon and I still call it the concrete path...haven't heard it being called the yellow brick road before but maybe I'm too old!
I use it to visit my friend in Tomich all the time.

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