To celebrate the creation of this section of the Haggis Highway events will take place on 13th and 14th October 2012.
The events are as follows:
Inverness ~ Dinner GC3PYR5 - Saturday 13th October from 17:00, 18:00 for dinner
Bridge of Brown ~ Lunch GC3PRW9 - Sunday 14th October from 12 noon ~16:00
A quick cache an dash at the end of Comar Bridge with limited parking for a short time in a muddy layby at the end of the bridge before joining the main road.
The bridge is constructed of concrete with steel beams, a common 1970/80's design with two spans.
A possible large military camp situated between the A831 public road that runs from Cannich to Comar Bridge and the River Glass. The camp is visible on oblique post-war RAF air photographs. Many Nissen and other types of huts can be seen along with a Mainhill S type aircraft hangar. The camp may have been built using ex-military hutting, to house workers for the various hydro-electric schemes that were under construction at the time of the photograph. The site today is occupied by new housing, a village hall and the Youth Hostel, which by the depiction on the most recent OS 1:10000 map (1971) has the same outline as that on the air photographs of 1950.