No interesting view but try to imagine the history on this field! The one of you, who are bored by reading will never understand, what I felt when looking over the field. "Nae mair we'll see such deeds again, Deserted is each highland glen, And lonely cairns are o'er the men Who fought and died for Charlie." I read some books about mystic and history of Scotland. That's the reason I started to love the History of the fascinating Clansmen. So it was a MUST for me to visit the Culloden Battlefield, located 6 miles (9 km) east of Inverness, where 1746 the Clan System and the Jacobite cause came to an end. It was also the last battle to be fought on British soil. Bonnie Prince Charlie's men were defeated by the Duke of Cumberland, known forever after as "The Butcher". One thousand two hundred Highlanders lost their lives here on the morning of 16th April 1746. Buried in mass graves, they are remembered through stones which bear the names of their clans. Immediately after the conclusion of the battle, the men, under the command of their officers, traversed the field, stabbing with their bayonets, or cutting down with their swords, such of the wounded of the defeated party as came under their notice. This was done as much in sport as in rage; and, as the work went on, the men at length began to amuse themselves by splashing and dabbling each other with blood! They at length looked more like so many butchers than an army of Christian soldiers." Many say there is a ghostly feel to the place and even when the sun is shining there is a definite cold sensation in the air. Thanks for all your interest and sorry for the disappointment! ;o)))