Granny McEachern summons her three grandsons to Drumore Castle (modeled on Dunottar Castle, the ruins of which you can see in this photograph )

Not the easiest place to get to! A long climb down to sea level then another climb up to the castle. And then you have to come back!

The old Ship Inn on Stonehaven Harbor, the model of the inn in Chapter One. We stopped here for fish and chips.

Stonehaven Harbor on a calm day. Where is everybody? In the pub?

More photographs of the settings for thetSeers of Grampian series: The Runaway McBride, The Scot and I, A Bewitching Bride.

The three novels are set in the city of Aberdeen and in Royal Deeside.

Station Museum, Ballater. Victoria arrives. See the opulant royal train in the background.

Aberdeen, the granitce city by the cold North Sea.

The market square in Aberdeen.

Looking west down Union Street, Aberdeen,from the Market Square.

Balmoral Castle and the Clock Tower

Deeside looking west from the top of the Cairn o' Mount.

The town of Ballater.

The River Dee near Ballater..