'Amazing' Peffery Way progress hailed as work on Dingwall to Strathpeffer link continues
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Further progress on an off-road link between two Ross-shire communities has been welcomed.
The Peffery Way Association is working towards linking Dingwall and Strathpeffer by a path which will provide a safe route for walkers and cyclists.
The group has been working with Highland Conservation on part of the route near Fodderty.
It said: "So exciting to see so much progress being made by Highland Conservation levelling off the tricky section of the path beyond the seat on Fodderty section."
Bird-loving volunteers have been able to spot stonechat, swallows, yellowhammers and buzzards in recent days.
Supporters following the progress have hailed the latest section of work. One wrote: "What a brilliant way to create an accessible to all route across this really difficult bit of ground." Another said: "Amazing progress! Can’t wait!"
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