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Braemar Castle will reopen to visitors this weekend
Updated: April 27, 2021, 2:25 pm
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A Deeside tourist attraction will open this weekend.
Braemar Castle will reopen its doors for the first time this year on Saturday, May 1.
Visitors must pre-book their slot to allow staff to control numbers and ensure social distancing is maintained.
The 17th century castle, which survived the turmoil of the Jacobite conflicts and was once the seat of Clan Farquharson, has been run by the community since 2007.
Community buys ancient north-east woodland from estate
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Tomrichton Wood has 150-year-old pine trees and is a haven for wildlife.
A north-east community has taken ownership of an ancient beauty spot.
The village of Braemar owns Tomrichton Wood, which had been part of the Mar Estate for 300 years.
It is thought the popular woodland is a likely remnant of the great wood of Caledon.
Tomrichton Wood is made up of statuesque granny pine trees, over 150 years old and it is home to numerous pinewood species including red squirrel and crossbill.
Braemar Community Limited has been able to purchase the area thanks to funding from the Scottish Land Fund with the sale going through yesterday.