_96 Photograph Carole Shirreffs' father "Carole Shirreffs moved to Rhynie in Nov 2015, partly because of Rhynie\u2019s connection to archaeology and wild cats.\r\n\r\n\u201cMy dad, Robert Macknee, was born 1914 in Aberdeen. His business in Aberdeen was DJ Campbell, originally sub-post office , and corsetry \u2013 his father\u2019s business, which moved from Holborn junction to Holborn Street. He sold tweeds and tartans and was the only franchise for Pringles at the time. He was very well known by the ladies of Aberdeen!\r\nHe was related to William Wallace, family records going back to 1008.\r\nMy father passed away in April 1977.\r\nThis photograph was taken in 1934. My dad, then aged 20, is second from the left on the back row.\r\nI visited the same location in Orkney (in the photograph) in 2006 and the landscape hadn\u2019t changed at all.\u201d" Carole Shirreffs Still Image Hayley Keane "Carole Shirreffs moved to Rhynie in Nov 2015, partly because of Rhynie\u2019s connection to archaeology and wild cats.\r\n\r\n\u201cMy dad, Robert Macknee, was born 1914 in Aberdeen. His business in Aberdeen was DJ Campbell, originally sub-post office , and corsetry \u2013 his father\u2019s business, which moved from Holborn junction to Holborn Street. He sold tweeds and tartans and was the only franchise for Pringles at the time. He was very well known by the ladies of Aberdeen!\r\nHe was related to William Wallace, family records going back to 1008.\r\nMy father passed away in April 1977.\r\nThis photograph was taken in 1934. My dad, then aged 20, is second from the left on the back row.\r\nI visited the same location in Orkney (in the photograph) in 2006 and the landscape hadn\u2019t changed at all.\u201d" 57.332246 -2.835159 58.964526 -3.065186