Aberdeenshire By Ricky Robertson Jack Harris Brandon Emslie As members of Aberdeen we a proud say that we have the UKs largest Christmas tree And it was revealed last night 211114 And the time was 702 ID: 769944
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Aberdeenshire By Ricky Robertson, Jack Harris , Brandon Emslie
As members of Aberdeen, we a proud say that we have the UK’s largest Christmas tree. And it was revealed last night (21/11/14). And the time was 7:02. Monuments
253,000 in 2010 Population in Aberdeenshire
Portlethen
Portlethen Academy was made in 1987 Portlethen Academy Motto is “Do your best” There is 850 Students . Portlethen Academy opened on 20 April 1987 5:00The current head master is Neil Morrison Portlethen Academy
Stonehaven
The Aunty Betty who gave her name to this place must have been the kind of sweet old lady who goes bungee-jumping, as this Stonehaven cafe has a cheerfully over-the-top approach which carries over into accessorising lad and ladette -themed celebration cakes with, respectively, bottles of beer or ready-mixed mojito. The shop sells a wide variety of cakes and sweets including hand-made tablet and fudge, doughnut cake pops and marshmallow sheep, but it's the takeaway ice cream that garners the rave reviews, with tablet flavour a particular favourite. Aunty Bettys
The flavours are: Irn Bru Chocolate Mint VanillaFudge Honeycomb Cookies and cream Toffee BubblegumAnd StrawberryAunty Bettys (Flavours)
Dunnotor castle is Gaelic for Dun Fhoithear(Fort on the shelving slope)It is a medieval fortress located up on a rocky headland on the north east coast of Scotland The ruins of the castle are spread over 1.4 hectares (3.5 acres), surrounded by steep cliffs that drop to the North Sea, 50 metres (160 ft) below.Dunnotor Castle