Braeside

Downs, Moorland in Aberdeenshire

Scotland

Braeside

A welcome at Woodside, near Kirkton of Culsalmond GOML country. I had to go closer to read the smaller, thereby, no doubt, impinging their privacy. Personally, I think people putting up signs like this should be liable for prosecution for threatening behaviour. — A welcome at Woodside, near Kirkton of Culsalmond Credit: Mike Pennington

Braeside is a small village located in the Aberdeenshire region of Scotland. Situated in the northeast of the country, it lies amidst the picturesque landscape of downs and moorland. The village is characterized by its tranquil atmosphere and breathtaking natural beauty.

Surrounded by rolling hills and vast expanses of open moorland, Braeside offers an idyllic setting for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. The area is known for its diverse wildlife, including various bird species, deer, and small mammals. The moorland provides an excellent opportunity for hiking, with numerous trails and paths offering stunning views of the surrounding countryside.

The village itself is charming, with a small population and a close-knit community. Traditional stone cottages and houses dot the landscape, adding to the village's quaint appeal. Braeside boasts a strong sense of community spirit, with regular events and gatherings bringing residents together.

Despite its rural setting, Braeside is within easy reach of amenities and services. The nearby town of Aberdeenshire provides a range of shops, supermarkets, and healthcare facilities. Additionally, the city of Aberdeen is just a short drive away, offering further options for shopping, dining, and entertainment.

Overall, Braeside, Aberdeenshire is a haven of natural beauty and tranquility. Its downs and moorland provide a stunning backdrop for outdoor activities, and its close-knit community fosters a welcoming and friendly atmosphere. Whether exploring the surrounding countryside or enjoying the peaceful village life, Braeside offers a truly special experience for residents and visitors alike.

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Braeside Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.38471/-2.5777026 or Grid Reference NJ6532. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

A welcome at Woodside, near Kirkton of Culsalmond

GOML country. I had to go closer to read the smaller, thereby, no doubt, impinging their privacy. Personally, I think people putting up signs like this should be liable for prosecution for threatening behaviour.

Mike Pennington

Windy Hill

One of a few wind turbines on the Hill of Tillymorgan

Ralph Greig

Hill of Tillmorgan

Summit of the Hill of Tillymorgan

Ralph Greig

At the Bottom of Culsalmond Brae

Buildings at the bottom of Culsalmond Brae, apparently an old schoolhouse and school. A small crossroad is at the right the A920 crossing two minor roads.

Andrew Wood

Kirk Gable and Bell Tower

The west gable of the old kirk of Culsalmond and its empty bell tower. Built in 1791 this church was abandoned in 1937, the west end lies in one grid square and the east in another.

Andrew Wood

Old Culsalmond Kirkyard

The old kirkyard at Culsalmond from the south-east,

Andrew Wood

Left in the Field

An agricultural implement in a field above Kirton Farm. The wooded slopes of the Hill of Skares and Gartly Moor lie beyond.

Andrew Wood

Track to Kirkton Farm

The farm track leading south, downhill toward Kirktown Farm. Bennachie as so often prominent on the skyline.

Andrew Wood

Hill Workstation

A workshop and communication set on the hillside near woodland for a nearby wind farm.

Andrew Wood

West Turbine

The westerly of thee wind turbines on Tillymorgan.

Andrew Wood

Tillymorgan Clear-cut

Clear-cut woodland atop Tillymorgan Hill with the wooded hill of Skares behind.

Andrew Wood

Lonesome Tree

Not exactly a lonesome pine of the song but this tree stands at the end of a forestry track on Tillymorgan.

Andrew Wood

Tillymorgan Turbine

A wind turbine stands tall on the west side of Tillymorgan Hill.

Andrew Wood

Turbine Base

The base of the westerly turbine and a view to the remaining two on Tillymorgan.

Andrew Wood

Central Turbine

The central of three turbines on Hill of Tillmorgan seen from above.

Andrew Wood

Tillmorgan Turbines

Two wind turbines on the Hill of Tillymorgan, distant Bennachie forms part of the skyline.

Andrew Wood

Tillymorgan Slate Quarry

An abandoned slate quarry on top of Tillymorgan Hill, with the new industry of power generation evident in the background in the shape of a wind turbine.

Andrew Wood

Tillymorgan Sheep

Quarrying has gone, power production form turbine is the new industry on Tillymorgan but agriculture remains through all as shown by these hardy sheep.

Andrew Wood

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Braeside is located at Grid Ref: NJ6532 (Lat: 57.38471, Lng: -2.5777026)

Unitary Authority: Aberdeenshire

Police Authority: North East