Superb Natural Arch Bow Fiddle Rock 6 pics
Bow Fiddle Rock
Bow Fiddle Rock
Yellow warning of snow ice affecting Aberdeenshire
Yellow warning of snow ice affecting Aberdeenshire
An isolated 14th century castle ruin, defended by a moat.
The site originally had a timber castle built in 1181 however the structure we see today was built in 1491 and sits beautifully on the banks of the river Ugie.
New Aberdeenshire Councillors Elected
New Aberdeenshire Councillors Elected
Remembrance Day Display at Allandale House won 1st place
Remembrance Day Display at Allandale House won 1st place
Two men arrested after explosion in Peterhead Meethill Skate Park and man was injured after being hit by a van.
Residents reported, on the Peterhead Live page, hearing a loud ‘explosion’. Residents felt a blast far from the explosion site.
The pyrotechnic device caused damage to an area of grass close to the skate park.
Officers were called to the Aalesund Road area on Tuesday evening at around 9.20pm after receiving reports of a pedestrian being hit by a van.
The driver left the scene and a 33-year-old man was treated by paramedics.
Two men, aged 57 and 62, have so far been arrested in connection with the incident, and police say further enquiries are currently ongoing.
As well, an extra police presence will remain in the area, with the incident being treated as contained and having no wider risk to the public.
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Why is the sunset red or orange?
At sunrise and sunset, the Sun is very low in the sky, which means that the sunlight we see has travelled through a much thicker amount of atmosphere. Because blue light is scattered more strongly by the atmosphere, it tends to be scattered several times and deflected away in other directions before it gets to us. This means that there is relatively more yellow and red light left for us to see. More …
Built in the 14th century, Castle was destroyed on the orders of James VI in 1594, and now only ditches and small section of wall remain.
Ruined with single tower still standing. Dramatic position.
Buchanhaven Fireworks Display
The tall, pinnacled tower and spire of St James’s can be seen from miles around.
Designed by William Hay in 1842, the church has a nave and chancel with the tower and spire at the west end.
The font is from the chantry chapel, built after the battle between the Scots and the Danes in 1012.
Open daily 10.00am to dusk