Villages and coast

You would be forgiven for missing the small stone ice house as you make your way along the Findhorn shoreline. It is an unassuming 19th-century edifice, yet one with a history to match its stature. This was once a key part of the commerce that brought fresh salmon from the Moray Firth to London dining … Read more

There are not many places in Scotland with the quiet pull of RAF Kinloss for those with an interest in military history or aviation. Situated on the Moray coast, the former Royal Air Force station was once central to maritime patrol and the kind of vigilance that defined the Cold War, all under the watchful … Read more

There is an elemental quality to the coastal experience in Findhorn, set on Scotland’s northeast coast where the Moray Firth gives way to open skies and a shoreline that is in a state of constant flux. It is a village with a history written in its fishing heritage and wildlife, one that feels as much … Read more