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Fodderty Cemetery War Memorial Arch - Taken by David Maclennan (geograph) licensed for reuse under the Creative Commons License 05 May 2006
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Fodderty - Taken by Leslie 22 Aug 2019
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Fodderty - Taken by Leslie 22 Aug 2019
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Fodderty - Taken by Leslie 22 Aug 2019
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Fodderty - Taken by Leslie 22 Aug 2019
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Fodderty - Taken by Leslie 22 Aug 2019
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The pedestrian gate on the Strathpeffer side - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 07 Dec 2021
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The main gate on the Strathpeffer side - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 07 Dec 2021
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The pedestrian gate on the Dingwall side - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 07 Dec 2021
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The main gate on the Ding wall side - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 07 Dec 2021
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Overall View from across the road - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 07 Dec 2021
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The top dedications on the road side of the arch - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 07 Dec 2021
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Overall View of the Ding wall side WW1 plaque - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 07 Dec 2021
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Dedication on the Ding wall side WW1 plaque - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 07 Dec 2021
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Names on the Ding wall side WW1 plaque - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 07 Dec 2021
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Overall View of the Strathpeffer side WW1 plaque - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 07 Dec 2021
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Close up of the Strathpeffer side WW1 plaque - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 07 Dec 2021
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The dedication plaque inside face, on the Strathpeffer side - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 07 Dec 2021
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Overall View of the WW2 plaque which is on the inside face, Strathpeffer side, east of the dedication plaque - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 07 Dec 2021
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Close up of the WW2 plaque - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 07 Dec 2021
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The Gaelic inscription, to the east of the dedication plaque - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 07 Dec 2021
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The lyre and various Gaelic inscriptions at the top of the inside face - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 07 Dec 2021
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Information sign on the eastern side of the old railway bridge above the cemetery, but note that the through path to Strathpeffer opened in Summer 2021 - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 07 Dec 2021
Reference WMO/229004
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Archway, road side: TO/ THE/ GLORY/ OF GOD/ IN/ REMEMBRANCE/ 1914 1918/ PRO PATRIA PRO REGE/HIGHLAND MEMORY IS LONG FOR HIGHLAND LOVE IS STRONG Archway, cemetery side: QARN CUIMHNE NAN GAIDHEAL// TIR/ MO/ CHRIDE/ AN CEOL BU BHINNE/ THIGIBH DHACHAIDH GU BRATH/ BUAIDH LEIS AN LAIMH/ A CHEANOLAS AN TEUD BRISTE (...)/ BEUL A LABHRAS ACH GNIOMH THA AN UALISLE MAR A CHUMAR I Plaque, cemetery side of the archway: 1939-1945/ MAIRIDH AN CUIMHNE/ IN THE FLOWER OF THEIR YOUTH THEY/ MARCHED FORTH TO BATTLE, BRAVE IN HEART,/ DAUNTLESS IN SPIRIT AND FELL, THAT WE MIGHT/ MARCH ONWARD TO THE FULFILMENT OF/ GOD'S ETERNAL PURPOSE/ (WW2 Names)/ THEIRS THE GLORY/ OURS THE GAIN Left hand gate post: 1939 Right hand gate post: 1945 Right hand gate post, cemetery side: WAR MEMORIAL TO MEN OF STRATHPEFFER & DISTRICT/ DEDICATED ARMISTICE DAY 11TH NOVEMBER 1933./ MEMORIAL GATES OPENED BY EX SERVICEMEN REPRESENTING COMRADES/ (Names)/ NAME TABLETS UNVEILED BY PARENTS REPRESENTING RELATIVES/ (Names)/ "Mors Janua Vitae" Archway, inside left hand side: Cha do shir is cha do sheachaim iad an cath/ IN HONOUR OF THOSE WHO SERVED/ IN SYMPATHY/ WITH THOSE WHO SUFFERED/ AND IN FADELESS MEMORY OF/ THESE DEPARTED/ WHO AT DUTY'S HIGH COMMAND/ UNDISMAYED AND NOBLE HEARTED/ DIED FOR HOME AND NATIVE LAND/ (WW1 Names) Archway, plaque inside right hand side: (WW1 Names)/ WE DO NOT NUMBER THEM/ AMONG THE DEAD/ THEY REST IN MANY FIELDS/ WHERE VALOUR BLED/ SERVING THE RIGHT/ Cha do thill ach an cliu Base of archway: ΟΤΔ TEΘNAΣI ΘANONTEΣ Shield: BHA ONAIR NAN GAIDHEAL/ AN EARBSA R'AN TABHACHD/ BHA SIN MAR A B'ABHAIST,/ GUN FHAILLINN FO'N O'HREIN
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