Slains Castle
May 6, 2006
Slains Castle inspired Bram Stoker's novel, Dracula. It was built in 1597 by the 9th Earl of Erroll after his return to Scotland from exile, being pardoned by James VI for his rebellion. It was remodelled to a gothic style in the 19th century.
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seal
May 6, 2006
Hey,
please play the seal game at the Bullars of Buchan and tell me if you found it. Just look at the first two photos (1. pic: where you have to find the seal, 2pic: solution) .
Thanks xx
Who can spot the seal? :)
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Here ya go :). One tiny little s…
Slains Castle
The Bullars of Buchan, a 245 ft …
Bullars of Buchan
Bullars of Buchan
Bullars of Buchan
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Bullars of Buchan
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Bullars of Buchan
Bullars of Buchan
Bullars of Buchan
The Bullars of Buchan, a 245 ft deep sea chasm. These are a series of cliffs interspersed by coves and collapsed caves which are very spectacular. This is the most Easterly point on the Scottish mainland. The area plays host to a huge variety of birdlife. You can sometimes see seals and dolphins as well.
Bullars of Buchan
