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    Dunnottar Castle

    Posted by lesablack 3 January 2008

    You want drama? You got it. Dunnottar Castle in Aberdeenshire is about as dramatic as it gets. An ancient ruined castle sitting precariously on the edge of a cliff, overlooking the ragged North Sea - it has been home to some of Scotland's best history, from William Wallace to the siege of Cromwell's army.

    You can explore both inside and out, and then take a run along the coastal path and a peek among the rockpools down on the little beach. A perfect day out for both boys and girls! Also a good spot for budding photographers too - you can't fail to take a great pic here.

    www.dunnottarcastle.co.uk/ nearest town is Stonehaven.

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    Cosy holiday cottage in the beautiful fishing village of Gardenstown, Abderdeenshire. My partner and I enjoyed fabulous food (courtesy of the Harbour Cafe) and wonderful walks along rugged, and unspoilt coastline.

    Feels like a million miles away, well I guess it is nearly!

    Gardenstown, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
    www.uncletomscottage.com

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