Definitions

1. Lossiemouth is a town in Moray, Scotland. (Web site)
2. Lossiemouth is a popular holiday resort with extensive stretches of sandy beach on either side of the town which provide safe bathing.
3. Lossiemouth is a burgh in Moray, Scotland.
4. Lossiemouth is a city or a town, not quite as large as Greve, but they can be compared.
5. Lossiemouth is a traditional Moray Firth seaside town with magnificent sandy beaches.

Lossiemouth

1. Lossiemouth fishermen noted this and a few decided to use the seine net. (Web site)
2. Lossiemouth fisherman William 'Dad' Campbell was the first to introduce this form of fishing boat. (Web site)
3. The Zulu Boats rapidly became very popular in Lossiemouth and then along the whole of the east coast. (Web site)
4. The air that reaches the east coast is considerably drier which accounts for Lossiemouth's relatively low rainfall pattern.

Seatown

1. The folk memory of it is still retained among the fishermen of Lossiemouth. (Web site)
2. The fishers occupied the houses at the Seatown and the builders, craftsmen and merchants in the new Lossiemouth. (Web site)
3. These were Kinneddar, Stotfield, Seatown, Lossiemouth and finally, Branderburgh; the most ancient of these are Kinneddar and Stotfield. (Web site)
4. Kinneddar village was still sizable in the early 19th century but dwindled away with the building of the new Lossiemouth, just to the east. (Web site)
5. Lossiemouth experiences a maritime temperate climate with generally cool summers and mild winters, and a relatively small annual temperature range.

Harbour

1. In 1834, a Stotfield and Lossiemouth Harbour Company was formed to look into building a new harbour at Stotfield Point. (Web site)
2. This prompted the now renamed Elgin and Lossiemouth Harbour Company to build a new second basin at a cost of --18,000[6].

Scots

1. Lossiemouth, is a burgh in Moray, Scotland.
2. The dialect of the Scots language spoken in Lossiemouth was closely related to the Doric dialect that was prevalent in Aberdeenshire. (Web site)
3. The reasons for this include the demise of Lossiemouth as a fishing port where its fishermen used Scots extensively. (Web site)

Football Club

1. The town's junior football club is Lossiemouth United. (Web site)
2. RAF Lossiemouth also has a junior football club. (Web site)
3. The town's main football club is Lossiemouth F.C., and play in the Scot-Ads Highland League.

Raf Lossiemouth

1. The Buccaneers operated from Honington until the 80s when they relocated to RAF Lossiemouth in Scotland. (Web site)
2. Just as the Doric is in decline, however, so it is in Lossiemouth. (Web site)
3. Modern Lossiemouth has its origins in five separate communities that in time grew into one. (Web site)
4. The main users ar lossiemouth jets including 15 sqn ocu (operational conversion unit)trainee pilots but they can come from all over uk and beyond.
5. Self catering caravans for Scottish holiday accommodation lodging in Lossiemouth.

Lossie

1. The south-east of Lossiemouth is characterised by sand dunes on a beach which separates the River Lossie from the sea.
2. Lossiemouth( NJ220708)The River Lossie flows out to the sea at the East Beach through an estuary in which sand and mud are exposed at low tide.
3. Offshore, Spey Bay [NJ400645] extends between Lossiemouth and Buckie, bordered by sandy beaches in the west but largely shingle to the east.

Force Station

1. Lossiemouth is heavily dependent on the Royal Air Force station for its employment of civilians. (Web site)
2. To the west of the town are a sandy beach, golf links and the Royal Air Force station, RAF Lossiemouth. (Web site)
3. As well as having a championship golf course Lossiemouth can boast excellent sailing and angling facilities. (Web site)

Miles

1. And there are beaches a-plenty such as the miles of sand stretching from nearby Lossiemouth. (Web site)
2. Inverness is 43 miles west and Aberdeen is 70 miles east of Lossiemouth. (Web site)

Categories

1. Countries > United Kingdom > Scotland > Moray
2. World > Countries > United Kingdom > Scotland
3. Society > Population > Settlements > Towns
4. Glossaries > Glossary of Royal Air Force Stations /
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