Three people have been flown to safety by helicopter after being cut off by the tide in the Highlands.
The incident happened to the north of Rosemarkie on the Black Isle, 15 miles north-east of Inverness, at around 11am on Saturday
A coastguard helicopter from Inverness was dispatched to the scene to help the stricken trio.
An RNLI lifeboat from Kessock was also sent to the scene at 11.18am, as were crews from coastguard stations at Cromarty and Inverness.
The rescued trio were taken to Inverness Airport, arriving at around 12.30pm.
A coastguard spokesman told The P&J: “Everybody was safe and well.”
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Three people flown to safety after being cut off by tide in Highlands
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