During World War II, the airfield at Boyndie was built (1943) and hosted a large flight training school, until October 1944 when a squadron of
A Georgian period mansion house designed by John Adam, and situated on the site of Banff’s original motte and bailey fortress. The outer walls and
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Built comparatively recently, to a design by Thomas Telford in 1817, Cullen Harbour is best suited to boats with a smaller draft. Tidally influenced, Cullen’s
