Murray Park

Wood, Forest in Aberdeenshire

Scotland

Murray Park

Watchmakers Lane, Alford The building is 55-57 Main Street, Alford which has its own Aberdeenshire Historic Environment Record listing, but with no detail other than it appears on the OS second edition map! It has a neatly corbelled corner door and (?) early 20th century wooden shop fascia. — Watchmakers Lane, Alford Credit: Alan Murray-Rust

Murray Park is a picturesque woodland area located in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Covering approximately 40 acres, the park is known for its tranquil atmosphere and lush green surroundings. The park is home to a variety of native trees, including oak, beech, and birch, creating a dense forest canopy that provides shade and shelter for local wildlife.

Visitors to Murray Park can enjoy a network of walking trails that wind through the woods, offering the chance to explore the natural beauty of the area. The park is also a popular spot for birdwatching, with a variety of species calling the forest home.

In addition to its natural attractions, Murray Park also features amenities such as picnic areas, benches, and a children's play area, making it a popular destination for families looking to enjoy a day outdoors. The park is easily accessible by car and public transportation, making it a convenient option for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and immerse themselves in nature.

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Murray Park Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.239369/-2.7116815 or Grid Reference NJ5716. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Watchmakers Lane, Alford

The building is 55-57 Main Street, Alford which has its own Aberdeenshire Historic Environment Record listing, but with no detail other than it appears on the OS second edition map! It has a neatly corbelled corner door and (?) early 20th century wooden shop fascia.

Alan Murray-Rust

Main Street, Alford

Looking east at Watchmakers Lane.

Alan Murray-Rust

Cruden Bay Hotel Tramcar, Grampian Transport Museum

Finely restored from its condition as a summerhouse, which it had been since it ceased service in 1941. Unusually, but perhaps unsurprisingly, it was built by the railway company itself, rather than a specialist tramcar builder. Link

Alan Murray-Rust

Cruden Bay Hotel Tramcar, Grampian Transport Museum

Finely restored from its condition as a summerhouse, which it had been since it ceased service in 1941. Link

Alan Murray-Rust

Bear on a box, Grampian Transport Museum

A number of toy animals are to be found around the museum for children to discover as part of a trail.

Alan Murray-Rust

Donside Road, Alford

The A944 heading towards the A97 (for Huntly).

Alan Murray-Rust

And I shall go into the hare (the shapeshifter)

Ralph Greig

Haughton House

Ralph Greig

Alford Dry Ski Slope

The dry ski slope near Alford Academy.

Scott Cormie

Grazing horse

Horse grazing in a field at Greystone, west of Alford.

Scott Cormie

Baled fields

Harvested and baled field to the south-west of Alford.

Scott Cormie

Aberdeen Angus

Aberdeen Angus sculpture by David Annand at the eastern entrance to Alford on the A944.

Scott Cormie

Thomas Telford's Bridge at Bridge of Alford

Built in 1811 at a cost of £2000, a 3 span masonry arch bridge by the engineer who was to become the first President of the Institution of Civil Engineers. The bridge was reconstructed in 1987, according to the plaque on the west parapet.

Richard Kay

Controlled chaos at the 2011 Alford motorbike convention

I'm tickled by the sponsors who are inscribed on the saddle - "The Bike Insurer!" This picture shows John Pearson of the Squib Freestyle MX Team in action at Alford.

Des Colhoun

I'm sure I left it here somewhere...........

An abundance of bikes at the 2011 Alford motorbike convention.

Des Colhoun

Competing at Alford 2011 Convention

Des Colhoun

Oh what larks at Alford!

Hailing from Devon, the Squib Freestyle MX Team strut their stuff at The 2011 Alford Grampian Motorcycle Convention.

Des Colhoun

Leader of the pack at Alford 2011

Hard into the corner, the rider numbered 74 is England's Chris Hodgson who led from start to finish and is also the current leader of the British S1 and Open Class Supermoto Challenge.

Des Colhoun

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Murray Park is located at Grid Ref: NJ5716 (Lat: 57.239369, Lng: -2.7116815)

Unitary Authority: Aberdeenshire

Police Authority: North East

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