Fresgoe
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Fresgoe (Ordnance Survey grid reference NC957660) is the main harbour for the village of Reay, Caithness in the Scottish highlands.
Of the main features in Fresgoe's history was the Fresgoe Inn (now called Fresgoe House); this was at the harbour and was used by ship’s crews, often French and Dutch. It was run by Mary Moss, a French girl who married William Campbell, a Reay man who had been away fighting at the battle of Waterloo. Mary Moss was a good hostess, speaking fluent French and English.[citation needed]
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