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Scotland > Historic Properties (11 files)

This gallery has photographs of Scottish Castles and Fortresses, Stately Homes and Gardens, old churches or kirks and includes most of the following:
Auchindoir Church; Auchindoun Castle; Balmoral Castle; Balvenie Castle; Bass of Inverurie; Bellabeg Motte; Braemar Castle; Brodie Castle; Castle Fraser; Corgarff Castle; Corrichie Monument; Corse O’Neil Castle; Craigellachie Bridge; Crathes Castle; Crathie Kirk; Dalgetie Castle; Deer Abbey; Drum Castle; Duff House; Duffus Castle; Dunnideer; Dunnottar Castle; Elgin Cathedral; Esslemont Castle; Fasque House; Fetternear House; Findlater; Fordyce; Fyvie Castle; Gairnshiel Bridge; Glenbuchat Castle; Haddo House; Hallforest Castle; Huntly Castle; Inchdrewer Castle; Invercauld Bridge O’Dee; Kildrummy Castle; Kincardine O’Neil Kirk; Kindrochit Castle; Kinloss Abbey; Kinneff Church; Knock Castle; Leith Hall; Mar Lodge; Marnoch Kirkyard; Mid Mar Kirk; Monymusk Kirk; Peel of Lumphanan; Pitmedden Gardens; Pluscarden Priory or Abbey; Ruthven Barracks; Slains Castle; Tolquhon Castle; Tullich Kirk; Fort George;
Balnacraig-Viaduct-Torphins-6159jhp-8April89 Balnacraig Viaduct 1087 Deeside Railway Line Torphins Lumphanan Aberdeenshire Scotland demolished in 1989 by British Rail on safety grounds and was the last of old relics of the Deeside Line that ran between Aberdeen and Ballater. It was built in 1857-9 by engineer John Willet on the Aboyne Extension from Banchory and was later part of the Ballater branch line, the Royal Deeside Line of the Great North Scotland Railway. Known also as the Sundayswells, Torphins and Lumphanan Viaducts it crossed the Beltie Burn at the Tornaveen junction off the A980 and remnants of the railway line embankments can still be seen. National Grid reference is 60690332. This photo was taken 8th April 1989. Structural details are noted in the keywords. An attempt was made to save the viaduct but sufficient funds could not be raised to maintain it and it was eventually demolished in June of 1989. Many of these photos were taken while I covered the story for the local newspaper the Deeside Piper and are taken from 35mm and 645 transparency film of varying quality so the quality is not always of the best. Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Grampian, Aberdeenshire, Deeside, Royal, Torphins, village, Lumphanan, Pitmurchie, Tornaveen, Sundayswells, junction, Balnacraig, Viaduct, number, 1087, Old Deeside, railway, line, embankment, cutting, demolished, construction, five, spans, segmental, arches, granite, blocks, brick, arch, rings, spandrels, piers, hills, trees, clouds, cattle, landscape, upright, farming, agriculture, countryside, rural, autumn, spring, summer, sun, sunshine, flora, yellow, broom, grass, green, colour, transparency, film, slide, 35mm, Nikon, 645, medium format, Bronica, ETRSi, camera, photograph
Balnacraig-Viaduct-Torphins-6158jhp-8April89 Balnacraig Viaduct 1087 Deeside Railway Line Torphins Lumphanan Aberdeenshire Scotland demolished in 1989 by British Rail on safety grounds and was the last of old relics of the Deeside Line that ran between Aberdeen and Ballater. It was built in 1857-9 by engineer John Willet on the Aboyne Extension from Banchory and was later part of the Ballater branch line, the Royal Deeside Line of the Great North Scotland Railway. Known also as the Sundayswells, Torphins and Lumphanan Viaducts it crossed the Beltie Burn at the Tornaveen junction off the A980 and remnants of the railway line embankments can still be seen. National Grid reference is 60690332. This photo was taken 8th April 1989. Structural details are noted in the keywords. An attempt was made to save the viaduct but sufficient funds could not be raised to maintain it and it was eventually demolished in June of 1989. Many of these photos were taken while I covered the story for the local newspaper the Deeside Piper and are taken from 35mm and 645 transparency film of varying quality so the quality is not always of the best. Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Grampian, Aberdeenshire, Deeside, Royal, Torphins, village, Lumphanan, Pitmurchie, Tornaveen, Sundayswells, junction, Balnacraig, Viaduct, number, 1087, Old Deeside, railway, line, embankment, cutting, demolished, construction, five, spans, segmental, arches, granite, blocks, brick, arch, rings, rubble, spandrels, piers, hills, trees, clouds, cattle, landscape, upright, farming, agriculture, countryside, rural, autumn, spring, summer, sun, sunshine, flora, yellow, broom, grass, green, colour, transparency, film, slide, 35mm, Nikon, 645, medium format, Bronica, ETRSi, camera, photograph, topside, top, hardcore
Balnacraig-Viaduct-Torphins-6156jhp-8April89 Balnacraig Viaduct 1087 Deeside Railway Line Torphins Lumphanan Aberdeenshire Scotland demolished in 1989 by British Rail on safety grounds and was the last of old relics of the Deeside Line that ran between Aberdeen and Ballater. It was built in 1857-9 by engineer John Willet on the Aboyne Extension from Banchory and was later part of the Ballater branch line, the Royal Deeside Line of the Great North Scotland Railway. Known also as the Sundayswells, Torphins and Lumphanan Viaducts it crossed the Beltie Burn at the Tornaveen junction off the A980 and remnants of the railway line embankments can still be seen. National Grid reference is 60690332. This photo was taken 8th April 1989. Structural details are noted in the keywords. An attempt was made to save the viaduct but sufficient funds could not be raised to maintain it and it was eventually demolished in June of 1989. Many of these photos were taken while I covered the story for the local newspaper the Deeside Piper and are taken from 35mm and 645 transparency film of varying quality so the quality is not always of the best. Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Grampian, Aberdeenshire, Deeside, Royal, Torphins, village, Lumphanan, Pitmurchie, Tornaveen, Sundayswells, junction, Balnacraig, Viaduct, number, 1087, Old Deeside, railway, line, embankment, cutting, demolished, construction, five, spans, segmental, arches, rough, granite, blocks, brick, arch, rings, spandrels, piers, hills, trees, clouds, cattle, landscape, upright, farming, agriculture, countryside, rural, autumn, spring, summer, sun, sunshine, flora, yellow, broom, grass, green, colour, transparency, film, slide, 35mm, Nikon, 645, medium format, Bronica, ETRSi, camera, photograph
Balnacraig-Viaduct-Torphins-6155jhp-8April89 Balnacraig Viaduct 1087 Deeside Railway Line Torphins Lumphanan Aberdeenshire Scotland demolished in 1989 by British Rail on safety grounds and was the last of old relics of the Deeside Line that ran between Aberdeen and Ballater. It was built in 1857-9 by engineer John Willet on the Aboyne Extension from Banchory and was later part of the Ballater branch line, the Royal Deeside Line of the Great North Scotland Railway. Known also as the Sundayswells, Torphins and Lumphanan Viaducts it crossed the Beltie Burn at the Tornaveen junction off the A980 and remnants of the railway line embankments can still be seen. National Grid reference is 60690332. This photo was taken 8th April 1989. Structural details are noted in the keywords. An attempt was made to save the viaduct but sufficient funds could not be raised to maintain it and it was eventually demolished in June of 1989. Many of these photos were taken while I covered the story for the local newspaper the Deeside Piper and are taken from 35mm and 645 transparency film of varying quality so the quality is not always of the best. Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Grampian, Aberdeenshire, Deeside, Royal, Torphins, village, Lumphanan, Pitmurchie, Tornaveen, Sundayswells, junction, Balnacraig, Viaduct, number, 1087, Old Deeside, railway, line, embankment, cutting, demolished, construction, five, spans, segmental, arches, granite, brick, arch, rings, spandrels, piers, hills, trees, clouds, cattle, landscape, upright, farming, agriculture, countryside, rural, autumn, spring, summer, sun, sunshine, flora, yellow, broom, grass, green, colour, transparency, film, slide, 35mm, Nikon, 645, medium format, Bronica, ETRSi, camera, photograph, road, roadside, Beltie, Burn
Balnacraig-Viaduct-Torphins-6154jhp-8April89 Balnacraig Viaduct 1087 Deeside Railway Line Torphins Lumphanan Aberdeenshire Scotland demolished in 1989 by British Rail on safety grounds and was the last of old relics of the Deeside Line that ran between Aberdeen and Ballater. It was built in 1857-9 by engineer John Willet on the Aboyne Extension from Banchory and was later part of the Ballater branch line, the Royal Deeside Line of the Great North Scotland Railway. Known also as the Sundayswells, Torphins and Lumphanan Viaducts it crossed the Beltie Burn at the Tornaveen junction off the A980 and remnants of the railway line embankments can still be seen. National Grid reference is 60690332. This photo was taken 8th April 1989. Structural details are noted in the keywords. An attempt was made to save the viaduct but sufficient funds could not be raised to maintain it and it was eventually demolished in June of 1989. Many of these photos were taken while I covered the story for the local newspaper the Deeside Piper and are taken from 35mm and 645 transparency film of varying quality so the quality is not always of the best. Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Grampian, Aberdeenshire, Deeside, Royal, Torphins, village, Lumphanan, Pitmurchie, Tornaveen, Sundayswells, junction, Balnacraig, Viaduct, number, 1087, Old Deeside, railway, line, embankment, cutting, demolished, construction, five, spans, segmental, arches, granite, blocks, brick, arch, rings, spandrels, piers, hills, trees, clouds, cattle, landscape, upright, farming, agriculture, countryside, rural, autumn, spring, summer, sun, sunshine, flora, yellow, broom, grass, green, colour, transparency, film, slide, 35mm, Nikon, 645, medium format, Bronica, ETRSi, camera, photograph, road, roadside
Balnacraig-Viaduct-Torphins-6153jhp-8April89 Balnacraig Viaduct 1087 Deeside Railway Line Torphins Lumphanan Aberdeenshire Scotland demolished in 1989 by British Rail on safety grounds and was the last of old relics of the Deeside Line that ran between Aberdeen and Ballater. It was built in 1857-9 by engineer John Willet on the Aboyne Extension from Banchory and was later part of the Ballater branch line, the Royal Deeside Line of the Great North Scotland Railway. Known also as the Sundayswells, Torphins and Lumphanan Viaducts it crossed the Beltie Burn at the Tornaveen junction off the A980 and remnants of the railway line embankments can still be seen. National Grid reference is 60690332. This photo was taken 8th April 1989. Structural details are noted in the keywords. An attempt was made to save the viaduct but sufficient funds could not be raised to maintain it and it was eventually demolished in June of 1989. Many of these photos were taken while I covered the story for the local newspaper the Deeside Piper and are taken from 35mm and 645 transparency film of varying quality so the quality is not always of the best. Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Grampian, Aberdeenshire, Deeside, Royal, Torphins, village, Lumphanan, Pitmurchie, Tornaveen, Sundayswells, junction, Balnacraig, Viaduct, number, 1087, Old Deeside, railway, line, embankment, cutting, demolished, construction, five, spans, segmental, arches, granite, brick, arch, rings, spandrels, piers, hills, trees, clouds, cattle, landscape, upright, farming, agriculture, countryside, rural, autumn, spring, summer, sun, sunshine, flora, yellow, broom, grass, green, colour, transparency, film, slide, 35mm, Nikon, 645, medium format, Bronica, ETRSi, camera, photograph
Balnacraig-Viaduct-Torphins-6152jhp-8April89 Balnacraig Viaduct 1087 Deeside Railway Line Torphins Lumphanan Aberdeenshire Scotland demolished in 1989 by British Rail on safety grounds and was the last of old relics of the Deeside Line that ran between Aberdeen and Ballater. It was built in 1857-9 by engineer John Willet on the Aboyne Extension from Banchory and was later part of the Ballater branch line, the Royal Deeside Line of the Great North Scotland Railway. Known also as the Sundayswells, Torphins and Lumphanan Viaducts it crossed the Beltie Burn at the Tornaveen junction off the A980 and remnants of the railway line embankments can still be seen. National Grid reference is 60690332. This photo was taken 8th April 1989. Structural details are noted in the keywords. An attempt was made to save the viaduct but sufficient funds could not be raised to maintain it and it was eventually demolished in June of 1989. Many of these photos were taken while I covered the story for the local newspaper the Deeside Piper and are taken from 35mm and 645 transparency film of varying quality so the quality is not always of the best. Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Grampian, Aberdeenshire, Deeside, Royal, Torphins, village, Lumphanan, Pitmurchie, Tornaveen, Sundayswells, junction, Balnacraig, Viaduct, number, 1087, Old Deeside, railway, line, embankment, cutting, demolished, construction, five, spans, segmental, arches, granite, brick, arch, rings, topside, hardcore, spandrels, piers, hills, trees, clouds, cattle, landscape, upright, farming, agriculture, countryside, rural, autumn, spring, summer, sun, sunshine, flora, yellow, broom, grass, green, colour, transparency, film, slide, 35mm, Nikon, 645, medium format, Bronica, ETRSi, camera, photograph
Balnacraig-Viaduct-Torphins-6151jhp-8April89 Balnacraig Viaduct 1087 Deeside Railway Line Torphins Lumphanan Aberdeenshire Scotland demolished in 1989 by British Rail on safety grounds and was the last of old relics of the Deeside Line that ran between Aberdeen and Ballater. It was built in 1857-9 by engineer John Willet on the Aboyne Extension from Banchory and was later part of the Ballater branch line, the Royal Deeside Line of the Great North Scotland Railway. Known also as the Sundayswells, Torphins and Lumphanan Viaducts it crossed the Beltie Burn at the Tornaveen junction off the A980 and remnants of the railway line embankments can still be seen. National Grid reference is 60690332. This photo was taken 8th April 1989. Structural details are noted in the keywords. An attempt was made to save the viaduct but sufficient funds could not be raised to maintain it and it was eventually demolished in June of 1989. Many of these photos were taken while I covered the story for the local newspaper the Deeside Piper and are taken from 35mm and 645 transparency film of varying quality so the quality is not always of the best. Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Grampian, Aberdeenshire, Deeside, Royal, Torphins, village, Lumphanan, Pitmurchie, Tornaveen, Sundayswells, junction, Balnacraig, Viaduct, number, 1087, Old Deeside, railway, line, embankment, cutting, demolished, construction, five, spans, segmental, arches, granite, brick, arch, rings, spandrels, piers, road, Beltie, Burn, hills, trees, clouds, cattle, landscape, upright, farming, agriculture, countryside, rural, autumn, spring, summer, sun, sunshine, flora, yellow, broom, grass, green, colour, transparency, film, slide, 35mm, Nikon, 645, medium format, Bronica, ETRSi, camera, photograph
Balnacraig-Viaduct-Torphins-61515jhp-8April89 Balnacraig Viaduct 1087 Deeside Railway Line Torphins Lumphanan Aberdeenshire Scotland demolished in 1989 by British Rail on safety grounds and was the last of old relics of the Deeside Line that ran between Aberdeen and Ballater. It was built in 1857-9 by engineer John Willet on the Aboyne Extension from Banchory and was later part of the Ballater branch line, the Royal Deeside Line of the Great North Scotland Railway. Known also as the Sundayswells, Torphins and Lumphanan Viaducts it crossed the Beltie Burn at the Tornaveen junction off the A980 and remnants of the railway line embankments can still be seen. National Grid reference is 60690332. This photo was taken 8th April 1989. Structural details are noted in the keywords. An attempt was made to save the viaduct but sufficient funds could not be raised to maintain it and it was eventually demolished in June of 1989. Many of these photos were taken while I covered the story for the local newspaper the Deeside Piper and are taken from 35mm and 645 transparency film of varying quality so the quality is not always of the best. Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Grampian, Aberdeenshire, Deeside, Royal, Torphins, village, Lumphanan, Pitmurchie, Tornaveen, Sundayswells, junction, Balnacraig, Viaduct, number, 1087, Old Deeside, railway, line, embankment, cutting, demolished, construction, five, spans, segmental, arches, granite, brick, arch, rings, spandrels, piers, hills, trees, clouds, cattle, landscape, upright, farming, agriculture, countryside, rural, autumn, spring, summer, sun, sunshine, flora, yellow, broom, grass, green, colour, transparency, film, slide, 35mm, Nikon, 645, medium format, Bronica, ETRSi, camera, photograph
Balnacraig-Viaduct-Torphins-61514jhp-8April89 Balnacraig Viaduct 1087 Deeside Railway Line Torphins Lumphanan Aberdeenshire Scotland demolished in 1989 by British Rail on safety grounds and was the last of old relics of the Deeside Line that ran between Aberdeen and Ballater. It was built in 1857-9 by engineer John Willet on the Aboyne Extension from Banchory and was later part of the Ballater branch line, the Royal Deeside Line of the Great North Scotland Railway. Known also as the Sundayswells, Torphins and Lumphanan Viaducts it crossed the Beltie Burn at the Tornaveen junction off the A980 and remnants of the railway line embankments can still be seen. National Grid reference is 60690332. This photo was taken 8th April 1989. Structural details are noted in the keywords. An attempt was made to save the viaduct but sufficient funds could not be raised to maintain it and it was eventually demolished in June of 1989. Many of these photos were taken while I covered the story for the local newspaper the Deeside Piper and are taken from 35mm and 645 transparency film of varying quality so the quality is not always of the best. Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Grampian, Aberdeenshire, Deeside, Royal, Torphins, village, Lumphanan, Pitmurchie, Tornaveen, Sundayswells, junction, Balnacraig, Viaduct, number, 1087, Old Deeside, railway, line, embankment, cutting, Beltie, Burn, demolished, construction, five, spans, segmental, arches, granite, brick, arch, rings, spandrels, piers, hills, trees, clouds, cattle, landscape, upright, farming, agriculture, countryside, rural, autumn, spring, summer, sun, sunshine, flora, yellow, broom, grass, green, colour, transparency, film, slide, 35mm, Nikon, 645, medium format, Bronica, ETRSi, camera, photograph
Balnacraig-Viaduct-Torphins-61512jhp-8April89 Balnacraig Viaduct 1087 Deeside Railway Line Torphins Lumphanan Aberdeenshire Scotland demolished in 1989 by British Rail on safety grounds and was the last of old relics of the Deeside Line that ran between Aberdeen and Ballater. It was built in 1857-9 by engineer John Willet on the Aboyne Extension from Banchory and was later part of the Ballater branch line, the Royal Deeside Line of the Great North Scotland Railway. Known also as the Sundayswells, Torphins and Lumphanan Viaducts it crossed the Beltie Burn at the Tornaveen junction off the A980 and remnants of the railway line embankments can still be seen. National Grid reference is 60690332. This photo was taken 8th April 1989. Structural details are noted in the keywords. An attempt was made to save the viaduct but sufficient funds could not be raised to maintain it and it was eventually demolished in June of 1989. Many of these photos were taken while I covered the story for the local newspaper the Deeside Piper and are taken from 35mm and 645 transparency film of varying quality so the quality is not always of the best. Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Grampian, Aberdeenshire, Deeside, Royal, Torphins, village, Lumphanan, Pitmurchie, Tornaveen, Sundayswells, junction, Balnacraig, Viaduct, westwards, number, 1087, Old Deeside, railway, line, embankment, cutting, demolished, construction, five, spans, segmental, arches, granite, brick, arch, rings, spandrels, piers, hills, trees, clouds, cattle, landscape, upright, farming, agriculture, countryside, rural, autumn, spring, summer, sun, sunshine, flora, yellow, broom, grass, green, colour, transparency, film, slide, 35mm, Nikon, 645, medium format, Bronica, ETRSi, camera, photograph

Scotland > Rivers, Glens & Lochs (9 files)

The gallery has photographs of Scottish lochs, glens and pictures associated directly with particular rivers in Scotland such as the River Dee, Don, Feugh, Urie, Deveron, Tanar, Dye, and Glen of Dee, Glen Muick and Glenbuchat.
River Don Monymusk asd5585jhp River Don Scotland Lords' Throat Pitfichie ploughed field Bennachie hill view Donside Aberdeenshire in North East Scotland looking westwards and upstream just near the village of Monymusk, on a road to Kemnay, Inverurie via Burnhervie to passing Bennachie to Chapel Garioch crosses the River Don just after the Pitfichie Castle crossroads and is overlooked by the distinctive outline of Bennachie with its summit now the site of a vitrified Pictish fort, a distinctive outline clearly viewed from many parts of Aberdeenshire. Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Grampian, Aberdeenshire, Donside, River, Don, Bennachie, Monymusk, village, Pitfichie, castle, Kemnay, road, spring, landscape, countryside, rural, farmland, fields, ploughed, farming, agriculture, forest, forestry, clear, felling, fields, crops, new, green, upstream, downstream, riverbanks, weeds, cicely, roadside, fence, trees, buds, ash, willow, catkins, 2013, Apr, digital, photograph, Nikon, D700, DSLR, digital, camera, upright
River Don Monymusk asd5584jhp River Don Monymusk Scotland spring ploughed field Bennachie hill view Donside Aberdeenshire in North East Scotland looking westwards and upstream just near the village of Monymusk, on a road to Kemnay, Inverurie via Burnhervie to passing Bennachie to Chapel Garioch crosses the River Don just after the Pitfichie Castle crossroads and is overlooked by the distinctive outline of Bennachie with its summit now the site of a vitrified Pictish fort, a distinctive outline clearly viewed from many parts of Aberdeenshire. Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Grampian, Aberdeenshire, Donside, River, Don, Bennachie, Monymusk, village, Pitfichie, castle, Kemnay, road, spring, landscape, countryside, rural, farmland, fields, ploughed, farming, agriculture, forest, forestry, clear, felling, fields, crops, new, green, upstream, downstream, riverbanks, weeds, cicely, roadside, fence, trees, buds, ash, willow, catkins, 2013, Apr, digital, photograph, Nikon, D700, DSLR, digital, camera
River Don Monymusk asd5583jhp River Don Monymusk spring ploughed fields Bennachie Scottish view Donside Aberdeenshire in North East Scotland looking westwards and upstream just near the village of Monymusk, on a road to Kemnay, Inverurie via Burnhervie to passing Bennachie to Chapel Garioch crosses the River Don just after the Pitfichie Castle crossroads and is overlooked by the distinctive outline of Bennachie with its summit now the site of a vitrified Pictish fort, a distinctive outline clearly viewed from many parts of Aberdeenshire. Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Grampian, Aberdeenshire, Donside, River, Don, Bennachie, Monymusk, village, Pitfichie, castle, Kemnay, road, spring, landscape, countryside, rural, farmland, fields, ploughed, farming, agriculture, forest, forestry, clear, felling, fields, crops, new, green, upstream, downstream, riverbanks, weeds, cicely, roadside, fence, trees, buds, ash, willow, catkins, 2013, Apr, digital, photograph, Nikon, D700, DSLR, digital, camera
River Don Monymusk asd5581jhp River Don Monymusk downstream April swollen water Scottish bare view Donside Aberdeenshire Scotland in North East Scotland looking westwards and upstream just near the village of Monymusk, on a road to Kemnay, Inverurie via Burnhervie to passing Bennachie to Chapel Garioch crosses the River Don just after the Pitfichie Castle crossroads and is overlooked by the distinctive outline of Bennachie with its summit now the site of a vitrified Pictish fort, a distinctive outline clearly viewed from many parts of Aberdeenshire. Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Grampian, Aberdeenshire, Donside, River, Don, Bennachie, Monymusk, village, Pitfichie, castle, Kemnay, road, spring, landscape, countryside, rural, farmland, fields, ploughed, farming, agriculture, forest, forestry, clear, felling, fields, crops, new, green, upstream, downstream, riverbanks, weeds, cicely, roadside, fence, trees, buds, ash, willow, catkins, 2013, Apr, digital, photograph, Nikon, D700, DSLR, digital, camera, upright
River Don Monymusk asd5580jhp River Don Monymusk downstream spring water fields view Donside Aberdeenshire Scotland in North East Scotland looking westwards and upstream just near the village of Monymusk, on a road to Kemnay, Inverurie via Burnhervie to passing Bennachie to Chapel Garioch crosses the River Don just after the Pitfichie Castle crossroads and is overlooked by the distinctive outline of Bennachie with its summit now the site of a vitrified Pictish fort, a distinctive outline clearly viewed from many parts of Aberdeenshire. Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Grampian, Aberdeenshire, Donside, River, Don, Bennachie, Monymusk, village, Pitfichie, castle, Kemnay, road, spring, landscape, countryside, rural, farmland, fields, ploughed, farming, agriculture, forest, forestry, clear, felling, fields, crops, new, green, upstream, downstream, riverbanks, weeds, cicely, roadside, fence, trees, buds, ash, willow, catkins, 2013, Apr, digital, photograph, Nikon, D700, DSLR, digital, camera
River Don Monymusk asd5577jhp River Don Monymusk east bank Scottish April water field Bennachie view Donside Aberdeenshire Scotland in North East Scotland looking westwards and upstream just near the village of Monymusk, on a road to Kemnay, Inverurie via Burnhervie to passing Bennachie to Chapel Garioch crosses the River Don just after the Pitfichie Castle crossroads and is overlooked by the distinctive outline of Bennachie with its summit now the site of a vitrified Pictish fort, a distinctive outline clearly viewed from many parts of Aberdeenshire. Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Grampian, Aberdeenshire, Donside, River, Don, Bennachie, Monymusk, village, Pitfichie, castle, Kemnay, road, spring, landscape, countryside, rural, farmland, fields, ploughed, farming, agriculture, forest, forestry, clear, felling, fields, crops, new, green, upstream, downstream, riverbanks, weeds, cicely, roadside, fence, trees, buds, ash, willow, catkins, 2013, Apr, digital, photograph, Nikon, D700, DSLR, digital, camera, upright
River Don Monymusk asd5576jhp River Don Monymusk spring upstream fields Bennachie trees buds view Donside Aberdeenshire Scotland in North East Scotland looking westwards and upstream just near the village of Monymusk, on a road to Kemnay, Inverurie via Burnhervie to passing Bennachie to Chapel Garioch crosses the River Don just after the Pitfichie Castle crossroads and is overlooked by the distinctive outline of Bennachie with its summit now the site of a vitrified Pictish fort, a distinctive outline clearly viewed from many parts of Aberdeenshire. Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Grampian, Aberdeenshire, Donside, River, Don, Bennachie, Monymusk, village, Pitfichie, castle, Kemnay, road, spring, landscape, countryside, rural, farmland, fields, ploughed, farming, agriculture, forest, forestry, clear, felling, fields, crops, new, green, upstream, downstream, riverbanks, weeds, cicely, roadside, fence, trees, buds, ash, willow, catkins, 2013, Apr, digital, photograph, Nikon, D700, DSLR, digital, camera
River Don Monymusk asd5574jhp River Don Monymusk April water Bennachie Paradise forest clouds Scottish view Donside Aberdeenshire Scotland in North East Scotland looking westwards and upstream just near the village of Monymusk, on a road to Kemnay, Inverurie via Burnhervie to passing Bennachie to Chapel Garioch crosses the River Don just after the Pitfichie Castle crossroads and is overlooked by the distinctive outline of Bennachie with its summit now the site of a vitrified Pictish fort, a distinctive outline clearly viewed from many parts of Aberdeenshire. Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Grampian, Aberdeenshire, Donside, River, Don, Bennachie, Monymusk, village, Pitfichie, castle, Kemnay, road, spring, landscape, countryside, rural, farmland, fields, ploughed, farming, agriculture, forest, forestry, clear, felling, fields, crops, new, green, upstream, downstream, riverbanks, weeds, cicely, roadside, fence, trees, buds, ash, willow, catkins, 2013, Apr, digital, photograph, Nikon, D700, DSLR, digital, camera, upright
River Don Monymusk asd5572jhp River Don Monymusk spring water fields Bennachie Paradise Woods view Donside Aberdeenshire Scotland in North East Scotland looking westwards and upstream just near the village of Monymusk, on a road to Kemnay, Inverurie via Burnhervie to passing Bennachie to Chapel Garioch crosses the River Don just after the Pitfichie Castle crossroads and is overlooked by the distinctive outline of Bennachie with its summit now the site of a vitrified Pictish fort, a distinctive outline clearly viewed from many parts of Aberdeenshire. Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Grampian, Aberdeenshire, Donside, River, Don, Bennachie, Monymusk, village, Pitfichie, castle, Kemnay, road, spring, landscape, countryside, rural, farmland, fields, ploughed, farming, agriculture, forest, forestry, clear, felling, fields, crops, new, green, upstream, downstream, riverbanks, weeds, cicely, roadside, fence, trees, buds, ash, willow, catkins, 2013, Apr, digital, photograph, Nikon, D700, DSLR, digital, camera

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