Oh look an example of how surveys of an immeasurable element can generate a whole scheme.


57°08’36.02” N 2°04’16.79” W
Footdee festival (Fittie fest) summer 2008, A time when the Footdee community get together for a good old shindig. There's a bit of a Wickerman vibe and a feeling of paganism at these events. Bangin!
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This used to be the location of an outdoor skate park. It was run by American Christians. I used to skate and enjoyed the facilities until it rained. When it rained we were forced to listen to stories about Jesus because the ramps were too wet for skating.
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A year ago in the summer of 2009 (Monday afternoon) one of the hottest days in Scotland. The beach was crammed full. Kids were swimming, surfing, people sun bathing. This was a very rare image for a beach that most of the time is empty...
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I walked past a bald man pumping a prostitue on a bench that was facing out to sea. It was about 2am, the couple didn't stop or even hesitate. I was quite surprised.
Every time I walk by that bench I remember that couple.
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This little park near Fittie used to have a very good sand pit and a makeshift pirate ship. I used to go here on a Sunday, play on the park then walk the length of the beach playing frisbee or football. Good times.
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The area @ Footdee, Silver Darling used to have no railings or protection from driving, walking or diving into the mouth of the harbour/ river Dee. It was only about 10 or 50 years ago they placed up the railings to protect the quay side.