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Relay riders plan to take a break in the village and stop off at Capaldis of Brora ice-cream parlour.
Seventy-five-year old David Hannah, Ardgay, undertook the sponsored ascents during June, July and August.
Would you like to be a Brown Owl?
A dip into the picture archives of the Northern Times.
A road opening ceremony is held on the north coast; Brora Majorettes perform at Dornoch; and Strathy and Armadale War Memorial is unveiled.
The Farr Glebe Bumblebee project comprises a small floral meadow that is a haven for bumblebees.
An Cala, which overlooks Loch Nedd, scooped the Scottish Forestry/Wood for Good Award.
Mr Lockie cut the ribbon across the £1.25 million new road.
Brora drill hall becomes a cultural hub, work is set to start on a new bridge at Bonar Bridge and Durness war memorial is unveiled.
Each year the 59 Club award bronze, silver and gold flags to the best performing clubs.
The memorial is scheduled to be unveiled on Good Friday, April 15, next year
New primary one pupils have been settling in at schools across Sutherland.
From the photo archive of the Northern Times
Work is to start on Hunters of Brora's new mill; the Kyle of Tongue bridge is officially opened; and the county prepares for a royal visit.
Lairg, United Auctions on Tuesday held their second sale of 4153 lambs.
From the photo archive of the Northern Times.
Anger over hydro poles blocking a view; the Kyle of Tongue crossing is officially opened; and Lairg crofters hold their sixth annual show.
The Tea and Trees with Crofters event is being held online on September 28.
The festival was a fundraiser to support military veterans across the Highland region.
Community consultation is required under the Community Empowerment Act.
