SEARCH: Family of missing Easter Ross man Finn Creaney (32) renew plea for help four months after his disappearance
THE family of an Easter Ross father posted missing four months ago have renewed an appeal to well-wishers to share information and spread awareness.
A dedicated group was set up to help coordinate the search for 32-year-old Finn Creaney, of the Tain area, who was last seen in March.
He was last seen around 2.15pm on Friday, March 25 at Altnaharra in Sutherland near Loch Naver.
The experienced bushcraft enthusiast was posted missing on March 28.
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Mr Creaney was dropped off at Loch Naver on the B873 public road in Sutherland to start his planned walking route around the loch and south to Golspie.
His family and friends have maintained a search for Mr Creaney with many updated maps to show routes they have searched.
Assynt Mountain Rescue Team has also staged searches.
A Facebook page to coordinate search information and updates was set up.
On the four-month anniversary of him being reported missing, it posted it issued a fresh plea.
It states: "Family and friends are really wanting to be reunited with Finn as soon as possible! It's been more than four months since Finn went missing and there is still no trace. Finn was of sound mind and the happiest he's been when last seen so this disappearance is unexplainable and we want answers!"
He is described as 5ft 11in tall, of slim build, with fair complexion and freckles on his arms and nose. He has long brown hair down to his lower back and a full brown/ginger beard.
When last seen he was wearing a long brown leather jacket slightly aged which has been described as a replica of Aragorn's outfit from Lord of the Rings. He also had a green wool poncho, a green Berghaus rucksack and brown walking boots that go to above the ankle.
Anyone who may have seen Finn or has any information at all is urged to contact Search for Finn Creaney Facebook page or Police Scotland on 101quoting reference 0912 of 28 March.
