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A business directory with aspirations like no other, the locally run Aberdeenshire Guide promotes the North-East to a worldwide audience. Our vision is to establish and grow a web based repository of local information, with in-depth feature rich content and articles, promoting the very best that Aberdeenshire has to offer.
Stunning views of Grampian and Aberdeenshire, from medieval castles to picturesque mountains and highland glens.
Ardgrain has been described as one of the crispest, sparest and most truly Scots houses in the North-East.
Built by the Kennedy family of Ellon Castle, Ardgrain is thought to be the oldest building of its kind in this part of Scotland.
Ardgrain is now offering free webcam hosting facilities for interesting views within Aberdeenshire. It is easy to set up, simple to maintain and totally secure.
Show Aberdeenshire and the North East of Scotland to the world, and what could be better than the view from your very own garden.
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Luxury hampers and gift boxes for the discerning food connoisseur. A range of artisan smoked foods from our small smokehouse in Methlick with carefully selected finest local produce to compliment. Read more »
Webcam from Inverurie near Bennachie, in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. If you like what you see, why not contact us and sign our guestbook.
The Scottish town of Inverurie sits in the Don Valley at the centre of Aberdeenshire. Inverurie straddles the River Don and the River Ury, and is only 4 miles (6.4 km) from the imposing and famous mountain of Bennachie. Inverurie town centre is slightly triangular and is dominated by the grand Inverurie "Town Hall" built in the late 1800s. In the middle of Inverurie town square is the Inverurie War Memorial capped by a lone Gordon Highlander looking out over the town. The part of the town south of the River Don is actually called Port Elphinstone it is however common to hear the title "Inverurie" used to refer to both Inverurie and Port Elphinstone as a single town. Read more »
In Stonehaven down by the coast at the north end there used to be a Hotel that did excellent several course dinners. I think the structure was constructed of timber. My son and I stayed overnight in 1979. I went through about 10 years ago but could not find it.