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I was absolutely disgusted at the behaviour of the police who came to my flat and my partner's…read moreflat, even though nobody actually asked them to attend. I had called an ambulance for my bf after an incident where he had injured himsel and some reason they showed up too believing it to be a domestic dispute, so believing I was a victim they then went onto not allow me to go with my bf in the ambulance from Buckie to Aberdeen, not to even say goodbye they then cared more about searching his flat for drugs then went on to bully me the "victim" into allowing a drug search of my flat that had nothing to do with the incident and I hadn't even entered in a few days. They never found anything but playing 'Devils Advocate ' for a minute say that they had, they then would have after already treating me and my bf as an afterthought would have arrested me - the "victim" and threw me in the sells for the night to appear in court traumatized! Thankyou this is why people don't like ti call the police unless absolutely necessary because they care more about getting their numbers up on drug busts than actual people! So people will stop calling them & folk will start dying!! Disgusting and uunforgivable in my opinion and everyone I have told about it, they need to get their priorities right and try a little empathy next time, just so disappointed and upset.

Huntly Castle ranked as my number one family site to visit as part of my heritage travel trip to…read moreScotland in July 2019 and it did not disappoint. The castle, now of the Gordon Clan same as my Grandma Rosemary Gordon who died in February 2023, is located inland from the Eastern coast of Scotland in the town of Huntly. I arrived at the castle a little before 4:00 p.m. on Monday 8 July 2019 and spent over an hour exploring. Parking was available in a lot past the building where I paid the entrance fee and bought a copy of the official souvenir guide to the castle. The castle is part of the Historic Scotland network of sites. Since Huntly Castle was the only site in the network on my list for my trip I opted for the just-Huntly Castle fee, a Historic Scotland pass was also available for purchase here. The entrance fee goes towards the preservation of the castle and lands. Per the informational placards on the grounds of the castle (Tower House placard specifically), the first stone castle at this site was built in the early 1500s by the Gordon Clan, of which foundations remain intact. Each of the areas of the castle came with informational placards providing background about the utility of the room in the past and how it wove into a broader Scotland context. Navigating through the premises was straightforward and the different rooms and hallways did not get clogged even when there were more visitors in a given area. The weather on my visit was clear and sunny, which made exploring the outdoor parts less cumbersome than if it had been rainy. All around thoroughly enjoyed my experience.

We visited here on a grey and a bit rainy day. Not many visitors on that day. Surprising, because…read morethis is a wonderful castle to visit. The earls of Fife built the original castle, the Peel of Strathbogie, around 1190, to guard the crossing-point where the rivers Bogie and Deveron meet. It became a stronghold in the 1300s. The stately palace, begun about 1450 by the newly ennobled Earl of Huntly, is one of Scotland's most impressive late medieval buildings. A lot of the castle is still standing today. In the back of the castle there is a lot more to explore (like the old kitchens). A lot of rooms to visit and lots of ruins to see. A very exciting place to explore and lots to learn about its history. A lot of information is provided everywhere. We did stay here a lot longer than expected. You also can climb up to a certain point. And don't miss out on the prison (and its two mannequin-prisoners that look quite life-like from a distance). Staff in the visitors centre was friendly and helpful. Some good souvenirs can be found here as well. And our Bulldog was also welcome on the grounds. Parking was right next to the castle - for visitors only of course. Since we are members, the entrance was free. A fantastic visit. Surely not to be missed and worth a (longer) drive. Highly recommended!