Situated in the heart of Highland country, Tomatin is a village blessed with dramatic scenery all around. The River Findhorn flows nearby and Loch Moy is only two miles from here. The village boasts its own distillery, which is open to visitors. This area, in February 1746, bore witness to the Rout of Moy. The story goes that the lady of Moy who had scorned the ambivalence of her husband, the Macintosh, hid the Young Pretender, who later proclaimed that the Macintosh should regard himself as his wife's prisoner. Learning that the governor of Inverness, Lord Loudoun was advancing with around 1500 men, she sent the blacksmith and six men into the night to explore.
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