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As pretty as anywhere else in the world.....

A small village on the north east coast.45mins from aberdeen the villages of cairnbulg & inverallochy are well worth a look..

Farmer and his bull of for a walk.................

Fishing on the aberdeenshire coast & farming inland have been strong traditions in the north east of scotland for many years.At one ime the farming would have provided 100's of jobs for skilled or semi skilled workers but in recent years the addition of machinery that can do the job of many men/women have seen a reduction in the number of farm workers.but it is still a very busy industry with the farmers working sometimes all year with hardly a day off in some cases.

Known locally as 'The Broch', Fraserburgh is a windswept fishing town 45 miles north of Aberdeen. Located on the edge of the coastline where the Moray Firth meets the North Sea, this large town takes its fair share of pounding from high coastal winds.For most of the year.

As a major fishing port, its true heritage is its bustling harbour which stretches for more than half a mile and has provided the large town with centuries of prosperous growth. Largely dependent on its fishing industry, which in recent years has seen a decline.The town still can boast About an award winning beach which is a reminder of its early days as an old-fashioned seaside resort.

the town's seafront to the north is Kinnaird Head Lighthouse which is now Scotland's Lighthouse Museum.