Joanna Prentis Knihy

A return to the Golden Era of Atlantis through hypnosis to understand how we can apply the lessons learned to the times now with the ascension process.

The adjoining parishes of Skene and Echt just to the west of Aberdeen have evidence of human settlement dating as far back as the Bronze Age but remained largely rural in nature until the 1960s which saw a rapid increase in building and population. The collection of photographs in this book recall a quieter time and cover a period from the late 19th century to the late 20th with images such as the Central Public School at Skene, James Goodall s buses and garage in Echt, the Proctor Orphanage off the Old Skene Road, a turn of the century photo of Kirktown, Easter Skene House designed by Tudor Johnny Smith, Aberdeen s city architect and a fine view of Dunecht House.

Chance Blackwell's return could cost her everything!

This book does what the title suggests and combines old photographs with freshly-researched and detailed extended captions about the history of the many properties included and their owners. This volume covers Cults, Bielside, Murtle, Milltimber, Banchory-Devenick, Maryculter, Torphins, Glassel, Ballogie, Banchory, Durris, Drumoak, Crathes and Finzean.