At the tip of the great sea-splitting knuckle of north-east Scotland sits a ruin that tells the story of an old village’s turbulent and windswept past.
Once a bustling Royal Burgh in Aberdeenshire, the hamlet of Rattray never recovered from a disastrous storm in the 18th century.
Swallowing the village in shifting sands, the dwellings, community and fishing industry were destroyed forever.
