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Ruaridh, left, and Joshua Beckett with their medals from the North Area Trophy track meeting in Inverness.

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Loch Tay boat trips reveal mystery of ancient crannogs

Loch Tay boat trips reveal mystery of ancient crannogs Gayle enjoys a crannog cruise on Loch Tay with guide Rich Hiden. Gayle joins a ‘crannog cruise’ on Loch Tay and discovers the secrets of these ancient islands. Loch Tay is a magnificent, dark stretch of water, 15 miles long and more than 500ft deep in parts. Flanked by the towering bulk of Ben Lawers to the north, the loch is in a remote, peaceful setting, enjoyed by watersports enthusiasts, locals and tourists alike. It’s hard to imagine that hundreds of people once lived on the loch, inhabiting ancient manmade islands known as crannogs.