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Arbuthnott House Garden
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An historic garden in the grounds of Arbuthnott house The vegetable area is contained within beds, which are bound by herbaceous borders, rose beds and long beds for cut flowers.
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Arbuthnott, Laurencekirk, Aberdeenshire
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Banff
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There has been a settlement here since the 12th century. The town has many notable 17th and 18th century buildings, an ancient mercat cross, and an attractive harbour dating from 1770.
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Banff, Aberdeenshire
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Chapel of St Fergus Stones (HS)
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Two finely carved Pictish stones are set into the east gable of the old kirk. One has a large beast and symbols, the other has a cross flanked by symbols. Signposted off A947 one mile north of Dyce.
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Dyce, Aberdeenshire
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Culbin Forest
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An extraordinary pine forest stretching for 9 miles along the Moray Coast, Culbin is home to many rare and unusual plants and animals. Superb beach, shingle bar and salt marshes.
Nr Forres, Moray
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Nr Forres, Moray
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Elgin
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This historic town has retained its medieval layout. In the High Street are superb late 17th century merchant's houses with arcaded ground floors.
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Moray
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Findhorn Bay Nature Reserve
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This spectacular, almost landlocked, tidal basin is good for waders throughout the year, with large numbers of migrants passing through in the spring and autumn. Ospreys are often to be seen fishing here. Bird hide.
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By Findhorn, Morayshire
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Fowlsheugh (RSPB)
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One of Scotland's largest seabird colonies, the cliffs of Fowlsheugh are packed with guillemots, razorbills, and kittiwakes between April and July. Evening boat trips from Stonehaven.
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Nr. Stonehaven, Aberdeenshire
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