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  • Can link natural arch: ...Bullers of Buchan - a basin in which the sea, entering by a natural arch, boils up violently in stormy weather. Buchan Ness is the ... (link to section)
  • Can link stormy weather: ... the sea, entering by a natural arch, boils up violently in stormy weather. Buchan Ness is the most easterly point of Scotland. ... (link to section)
  • Can link Eastern Highlands: ...e [[schist]]s belonging to the [[metamorphic rock]]s of the Eastern Highlands. In the upper parts of the valleys of the Dee and the Don ... (link to section)
  • Can link Blair Atholl: ...a thin band of [[tremolite]] [[limestone]], (2) the main or Blair Atholl limestone, (3) the [[quartzite]]. These divisions are fold... (link to section)
  • Can link basic types: ...far the larger series after the folding of the strata. The basic types of the former are represented by the sills of [[epidiorite]... (link to section)
  • Can link Kildrummy Castle: ...head by Turriff to Fyvie, and also from Huntly by Gartly to Kildrummy Castle. The strata consist mainly of [[conglomerate]]s and sandst... (link to section)
  • Can link Moray Firth: ...Dee and the Don, while the mass spreading outwards from the Moray Firth invaded the low plateau of Buchan; but at a certain stage t... (link to section)
  • Can link Isle of Wight: ...orizon of the fossils is that of the lower Greensand of the Isle of Wight or the Aptien stage of [[France]]. Chalk flints are widely... (link to section)
  • Can link Red deer: ...nd hares abound, and rabbits are often abound excessively. Red deer abound in Braemar, which has the most extensive deer forest... (link to section)
  • Can link above sea-level: ...s crossing the eastern Grampians rises to a point 2200 feet above sea-level.... (link to section)
  • Can link Supreme Court: ...nverurie (3624), Peterhead (11,794), Turriff (2273). The Supreme Court of Justiciary sits in [[Aberdeen]] to try cases from the co... (link to section)
  • Can link county town: ...st Aberdeenshire and the other for West Aberdeenshire. The county town, [[Aberdeen]], returns two members. Peterhead, Inverurie a... (link to section)
  • Can link secondary education: ...and many of the other schools in the county earn grants for secondary education. The County Secondary [[Education]] Committee dispense a l... (link to section)
  • Can link Anglo-Saxon: ...ade itself felt even in Aberdeenshire. Along with numerous Anglo-Saxon exiles, there also settled in the country [[Flemings]] who ... (link to section)
  • Can link earl of Mar: ...me of the great Aberdeenshire families arose, including the earl of Mar (c. [[1122]]), the Leslies, Freskins (ancestors of the duke... (link to section)
  • Can link earl of Buchan: ...[1308]], when he defeated [[earls of Buchan | John Comyn]], earl of Buchan (died [[1313]]?), at [[Inverurie]]. ... (link to section)
  • Can link Lord Forbes: ... county families emerged: [[Sir Alexander Forbes]] becoming Lord Forbes about [[1442]], and Sir Alexander Seton Lord Gordon in [[14... (link to section)
  • Can link earl of Huntly: ...1442]], and Sir Alexander Seton Lord Gordon in [[1437]] and earl of Huntly in [[1445]]. Bitter feuds raged between these families for... (link to section)
  • Can link Low Countries: ...om of Sutherland ([[1514]]). Meanwhile commerce with the Low Countries, [[Poland]] and the Baltic had grown apace, Campvere (''Vee... (link to section)
  • Can link Protestantism: ... building and decoration of churches went on in the shire. Protestantism came in without much tumult, though rioting took place in [... (link to section)
  • Can link Presbyterianism: ...of Fare in 1562. As years passed it became apparent that Presbyterianism gained less generally support than Episcopacy, of which sys... (link to section)
  • Can link first blood: ... affair called the Trot of Turriff ([[1639]]), shedding the first blood of the civil war. The Covenanters obtained the upper hand ... (link to section)
  • Can link Lord Balfour of Burleigh: ...on changed sides, and after defeating the Covenanters under Lord Balfour of Burleigh ([[1644]]), delivered the city to rapine. He worsted the C... (link to section)
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