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Lifeboat zooming in to the beach area for a rescue.

You can also clearly see where the old coast railway line was crossing the viaduct. This line was closed back in the 1960s, remember it well, also remember walking home along it from the Summer dances. Happy days.:-)))

Reaching the edge of the cliffs all that remains is a lovely stroll along the wide expanse of Cullen beach and a lovely coffee on the beach. What a great its been, until next time ..

A 2.5sec exposure taken on the beautiful beach at Cullen on the Moray Firth Northeast Scotland

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Sunset on Lough Cullen

Cullen is a beautiful location to be found on the Moray coast Northeast Scotland .We holiday there most years now and there are some wonderful Sunsets

The river Cullen was running rather low when we were there ,not had much rain to keep the levels up .The bridge was a nice find with the Sun lighting up the other side and giving back light to the leaves. Cullen,Banffshire,Moray,North East Scotland

One of the Three Kings at Cullen Beach, Banffshire.

Blending and merging a Lensbaby shot of Cullen Bay with a watercolour sketch to make a fantasy landscape. ;o)

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After a 10hr drive to Cullen ,Scotland i had a walk down to the harbour this is this 1st shoti took .So glad i loaded up with SD cards think i'm going to need em

Early morning at the rocky Cullen Bay, Moray

situated on the Moray Coast

The river Cullen meandering its was slowly through the woods and farmland on its way to the sea.A very nice gentle walk can be had along it banks ,we had the luck to see a few deer in the woods ,a beautiful place

Late evening at Cullen Harbour, Banffshire

The original lighthouse was built in 1866 and the current one was built in 1888 and is located at the end of the harbour breakwater . After the fishing industry moved from Cullen to Buckie for the improved facilities at Buckie the lighthouse fell into disrepair ....it was renovated in 1999 but not as a working lighthouse

On the beach at Cullen in Moray

Nice to be back after our 2wks holiday in Cullen .We love that place ,its so beautiful ,peaceful ,friendly locals and a great base for seeing the Highlands .I didnt have to travel far to take this one ,about 50 yards from the cottage we rent

There was some very nice side light falling onto the harbour wall when I was down on Cullen beach to photograph the Sunset this night

Cullen's rocky shoreline just as the sun was dipping.

In Cullen, Moray. Where fishing for herring was once big business.

Cullen Bay's rocky coastline at dusk.

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Cullen's rocky coastline in the late evening sunshine.

A wee experiment extracting a frame from a movie clip shot on the DJI Pocket 3

This was the view from our campervan while parked up at Cullen Motorhome Stopover.

Waves crashing against Cullen Pier at sunset.

Banffshire, Scotland

A beautiful spring day - what better than a walk along the Moray coast with friends to forget that pesky virus.

Gospel Hall in Cullen, Moray

Cullen is a village and former royal burgh in Moray but historically in Banffshire, Scotland, on the North Sea coast 20 miles east of Elgin

Late evening over Cullen Bay towards the cottages of Seatown, Banffshire

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It was lovely to see this wee street without any cars parked

A walk along the Cullen coastal path at dusk.

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Looking west from Viaduct.

Looking over Cullen Harbour to the wee hamlet of Seatown, Cullen and the Cullen Viaduct at dusk.

Cullen Bay Marina, Larrakeyah, Northern Territory, Australia, 2017

Cullen, Aberdeenshire. Once a busy fishing port

With the old fishermen's houses of Seatown and the historic railway arches from back in the summer.

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Lough Cullen

Logie Head, to the east of Cullen in Morayshire, Scotland, is always a rewarding location to photograph. The weather always seems wilder there than just along the coast at Cullen. You have to be careful here though as the rocks can be very slippery and the seas big. Big swells roll in here and can change the landscape very quickly indeed so you also have to keep your wits about you and keep an eye on the water. Definitely worth the risks involved though.