Re: Aberdeenshire

In the new manuscript <[email protected]>,
Mr.Nice. penned the following script...

> Is anyone here in Aberdeenshire or know the area well?
>


Mark,

Check my website for some scenery up this neck o' the woods, I do a lot
of photography this way and cover the whole of the North East. I know
the area fairly well so if you needs tips ideas shout.

Drop us a email via the website if you have specifics.

Weather in January is changeable, sometimes heavy snowfalls but roads
are usually fairly 'clear' with careful driving (I drive a Focus).
However with heavy falls it can get rather hairy. Main things to watch
out for is black ice, particularly in the rural parts.

Local police number is 0845 600-5-700 for non-emergencies.

Oh and a website if you need help with weather:

http://metcheck.com/48hrforecast.asp?lat=57&lon=-2&locationID=82
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One man, One Camera and a Demented Vision:

www.CelticShadows.co.uk

You might find this usefull.

http://www.met-office.gov.uk/weather/europe/uk/webcam/aboyne/index.html

It's the MET office web cam in the Grampians.

To be more precise it's about 30 miles west of Aberdeen at a place called
Aboyne.

best wishes
Gail

In the new manuscript <[email protected]>, Gail Stevens penned
the following script...


> To be more precise it's about 30 miles west of Aberdeen at a place called
> Aboyne.
>

Aboyne has it's weather climate, in fact as you head to Braemar you
often find varying conditions that's completely different to the rest of
Aberdeenshire!

For example, I once was driving through a rainstorm from Aberdeen and
when I got past Aboyne it was a blisteringly hot day!
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One man, One Camera and a Demented Vision:

www.CelticShadows.co.uk