It is the 1st October, and it's 18c in Cullen, and the sun is still shining. What's not to love ❤️

Good evening from Cullen 😀

Goodnight from Cullen 😴

3 October 1898: HOLIDAY Today was the autumn holiday in Cullen when, favoured by charming weather, an unusually large number of people left the town. #OnThisDay

4 October 1913: HOCKEY A well-contested hockey match between the school girls of Cullen and Buckie took place at Cullen this afternoon, resulting in a win for Buckie by one goal to nil. #OnThisDay

Wave watching is the latest craze in Cullen 🌊

5 October 1907: REGISTRATION RETURNS For the quarter ending 30th ult. There were registered in Cullen district 10 births (6 males, 4 females), 6 deaths (3 males, 3 females) and two marriages. Of those who died, three were 84, 85 and 87 years respectively. #OnThisDay

Sunday by the Sea

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6 October 1916: COLLECTION The weekly collection on behalf of the Cullen Work Party and War Dressings Depot was taken by members of the Red Cross Society. Owing to the inclement weather the collection was not quite up to the usual amount. #OnThisDay

An atmospheric end to the day here in Cullen

7 October 1901: CULLEN Today is observed as the autumn holiday. Notwithstanding the stormy weather, a good number took advantage for travel offered by the Railway Company. About sixty left by the special train for Aberdeen, which was run from Findochty eastwards. #OnThisDay