Cullen

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Pennan

Photo no. 5736 Pen                                    Back to thumbnails

 
Crovie

Photo no. 5835 Crovie                                  Back to thumbnails

Sandend

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Pennan

Photo no. 5765 Pen                          Back to thumbnails

Sandend

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Cullen snow

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Findlater Castle

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Gardenstown

Photo no. 5855 Gton                             Back to thumbnails

Cullen

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Cullen Bay

Photo no. 5256 Cul                                   Back to thumbnails

Portsoy Harbour

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Sandend Beach

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Sandend Harbour

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Portsoy coastline

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Aurora over Cullen, 9th November 2004

This aurora started as a faint glow in the sky around 7pm and began sending up white streaks soon afterwards. The next stage was a vivid green which increased at one point to cover most of the sky, interspersed with red. The final stage before the sky clouded over was a dramatic flowing and pulsating of colour which lasted for about 20 minutes. The lights were visible from Cullen for about 2 hours, in various stages, and there were reports afterwards of them having been seen as far south as Manchester. The special noise that is sometimes heard during very strong displays, was also reported.

Photo no. AUR881                                Back to thumbnails  

Seatown, Gardenstown

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Duff House Golf Course, Banff

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This is all there is of Crovie, a single row of houses crammed
at the bottom of a cliff. The area is so narrow there is no room
for a road and cars have to be parked at the start of the row,
then possessions are taken to the houses by means of (often handmade) carts.

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Boat at Gardenstown Harbour

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Crovie

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