Dovecot above Sunnyside Beach in Moray
Showing posts with label cullen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cullen. Show all posts
Monday, 5 August 2013
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Sunday, 2 May 2010
The Stick Of Historical Significance

Story By Emma Runcie
Hi, this is the one and only Emma - Alan Runcie’s daughter doing this article a night after our walk.
Well the story is that I found an oddly shaped large piece of driftwood so I picked it up and carried it right to the top of the hill.
Me and my dad planted it into the muddy grass and took some pictures of this new historical significance we had just made - well, unless somebody moves the stick it’s of historical significance.
I’m sorry that I have to stop writing now because apparently I’m only allowed to write one hundred and fifty words.
Goodbye.
Emma Runcie.
Saturday, 22 September 2007
Cullen 2007
A little video compilation of Scott, Emma and I and this years trip to Cullen and Portknockie where we met up with my sister, brother-in-law and their kids......
Wednesday, 25 July 2007
Panoramic Postings
Been mucking about with the photomerge tool in Adobe Photoshop Elements to produce some nice panoramas.
The one above is of Sunnyside beach West of Findlater Castle on the Moray coast.
The one below is of Cullen looking westwards towards Portknockie. You can just make out the "Bow Fiddle" rock on the most easterly point on the horizon.
The one above is of Sunnyside beach West of Findlater Castle on the Moray coast.
The one below is of Cullen looking westwards towards Portknockie. You can just make out the "Bow Fiddle" rock on the most easterly point on the horizon.
Friday, 20 July 2007
Sunday, 15 July 2007
Sausage On Beach
Just up with the kids on the annual pilgrimage to Cullen & Portknockie. Today was our first "proper" day out having travelled up yesterday.As the weather was fantastic today it called for a day at the beach where we spent all day right up until sunset enjoying the sea and just chilling out.
Took the small camping stove down with us which was a brilliant idea as everyone tucked into rolls and sausage for lunch and when it started to get chilling at night hot soup was the order of the evening.

Yours truly trying to look cool and failing
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