The Devil's Point, Ballater, United Kingdom
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The Devil's Point, Ballater, United Kingdom
Hendrik Morkel
King Charles and Queen Camilla clap during a visit to mark the 150th anniversary of The Albert Hall in Ballater, Scotland, on Oct. 9.
Balmoral Castle, Ballater, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, United Kingdom,
Image: Balmoral Estate
On September 2nd 1854 the pioneer of modern urban sociology, Patrick Geddes, was born in Ballater.
Geddes is regarded as the founding father of town planning. Although he was trained as a biologist, he applied biological knowledge to striving to create an ideal environment for human existence. The author of City Development and Cities in Evolution, Geddes was greatly troubled by the plight of refugees of the war between Armenians and the Ottoman Empire in 1896. His response was to travel to Cyprus, helping the displaced people to resettle there in small agricultural and industrial units.
Read more at the short article on Geddes here http://www.lothianlife.co.uk/2007/02/think-global-act-local/
Queen's coffin passes through Ballater
Campbell’s of Beauly
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