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August 22, 2025
Our tenth stage ran along the Deeside Way to Ballater, along the River Dee and partly along old railway lines. The terrain was very mixed, however – everything from narrow footpaths to well-maintained forest paths. The first section ran through the forest and was scenically beautiful in itself – however
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August 21, 2025
On our ninth leg, we took a few detours to avoid the A90. In Aberdeen, we followed the coast and admired the "book benches," which are apparently being auctioned off for cancer relief.
In Aberdeen, there's also the Geeyhope Café, from where you can usually spot dolphins in the harbor with binoculars—unfortunately
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August 20, 2025
On our day off in Newburgh, we went to the beach today, where we can observe one of Scotland's largest seal colonies. Several hundred seals were lying close together on the sand, making their trademark howling noises – absolutely adorable 😍
Up to 3,000 grey seals gather here, especially in winter and
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04:22
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August 19, 2025
Our eighth stage initially led us along the coast, with a short detour to the impressive Sea Caves of Aberdour. Thanks to the typically Scottish weather, we were barely able to enjoy the coastal view.
So, in Fraserburgh, we first had some refreshments and visited the lighthouse.
From Fraserburgh, we then
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05:21
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August 19, 2025
The first highlight of our seventh stage was the Spey Viaduct – an old, very wide, long, and impressive railway bridge. The route then led to the coast, offering some beautiful views. We were particularly fascinated by Bow Fiddle Rock, a rock formation near Portknockie. Some people think it's a violin
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August 17, 2025
Our sixth stage first took us past the Culloden Battlefield—for the third time on this tour. After the Nairn Viaduct, new territory began again—in the form of very relaxing back roads through beautiful fields and forests. There were also a noticeable number of horse pastures in the area.
In Nairn, we
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August 30, 2025
The 2nd to 4th pictures in particular are real eye-catchers.
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