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PICTURES: Haulage industry workers 'celebrated' at TruckNess

By Niall Harkiss
- niall.harkiss@hnmedia.co.uk
Published: 08:40, 13 August 2023
 | Updated: 08:41, 13 August 2023

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Crowds in their thousands flocked to the Black Isle show ground near Muir of Ord yesterday for TruckNess 2023.

The annual event was touted by organisers as the biggest event ever staged by TruckNess in the Highlands – and the turnout did not disappoint.

Celebrating the contribution made by men and women working in the haulage industry across the region, the event had a number of 'spectacular' vehicles on display, complimented by a wealth of stalls forming part of MFR's Cash for Kids fundraiser.

Crowds turned out in great numbers at the Black Isle showgrounds for this year's exhibition of trucks. Photo: Niall Harkiss
Crowds turned out in great numbers at the Black Isle showgrounds for this year's exhibition of trucks. Photo: Niall Harkiss
All smiles at this year's Truckness event. Photo: Niall Harkiss
All smiles at this year's Truckness event. Photo: Niall Harkiss
Truckness 2023 took place at the Black Isle showgrounds before a busy crowd. Photo: Niall Harkiss
Truckness 2023 took place at the Black Isle showgrounds before a busy crowd. Photo: Niall Harkiss
The Mackinnons, from Alness, enjoyed themselves at Truckness. Photo: Niall Harkiss
The Mackinnons, from Alness, enjoyed themselves at Truckness. Photo: Niall Harkiss
Truckness 2023 took place at the Black Isle showgrounds before a busy crowd. Photo: Niall Harkiss
Truckness 2023 took place at the Black Isle showgrounds before a busy crowd. Photo: Niall Harkiss
The McIntoshes from Aberdeen, enjoying their afternoon at Truckness. Photo: Niall Harkiss
The McIntoshes from Aberdeen, enjoying their afternoon at Truckness. Photo: Niall Harkiss
A stunning mural on the rear of the R19 WHM Doddie Weir truck. Photo: Niall Harkiss
A stunning mural on the rear of the R19 WHM Doddie Weir truck. Photo: Niall Harkiss
The Tannagh family came all the way from the Isle of Skye. Photo: Niall Harkiss
The Tannagh family came all the way from the Isle of Skye. Photo: Niall Harkiss
Truckness 2023 took place at the Black Isle showgrounds before a busy crowd. Photo: Niall Harkiss
Truckness 2023 took place at the Black Isle showgrounds before a busy crowd. Photo: Niall Harkiss
This year's side entertainment was quite literally "on fire". Photo: Niall Harkiss
This year's side entertainment was quite literally "on fire". Photo: Niall Harkiss
Truckness 2023 took place at the Black Isle showgrounds before a busy crowd. Photo: Niall Harkiss
Truckness 2023 took place at the Black Isle showgrounds before a busy crowd. Photo: Niall Harkiss
Truckness 2023 took place at the Black Isle showgrounds before a busy crowd. Photo: Niall Harkiss
Truckness 2023 took place at the Black Isle showgrounds before a busy crowd. Photo: Niall Harkiss
A wide variety of stunning vehicles were on display. Photo: Niall Harkiss
A wide variety of stunning vehicles were on display. Photo: Niall Harkiss
There was plenty for everyone to do on the day, including rides for the kids. Photo: Niall Harkiss
There was plenty for everyone to do on the day, including rides for the kids. Photo: Niall Harkiss
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