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Colquhonnie Castle and Colquhonnie Hotel Ghosts
 The Phantom Piper
 
Colquhonnie Castle is a ruinous remains of a 16th Century L-Plan Tower of the Forbes of Towie. 
 
 
 
The Castle was never fully completed because the three Lairds were all killed during the building work. 
 
 
 
One of these Forbes Lairds fell from the Castle in the 1600s and haunts the nearby Colquhonnie Hotel. He is known as The Phantom Piper. 
 
 
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Contact Address, Telephone Number And Website Of The Colquhonnie Hotel
 
 
The Colquhonnie Hotel 
Strathdon 
Aberdeenshire 
AB36 8UN 
 
Tel: (01975) 651210 
 
Website: 
www.thecolquhonniehotel.co.uk/ 
 
 
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Graduate of Gray's School of Art, Katie Hammond, has a solo exhibition titled 'Daydreaming' at the Phoenix Centre, Newton Dee Village, Bieldside, Aberdeen, AB15 9DX. 
The opening evening will be on Friday 10th October from 7pm - 9pm. Free entry and refreshments to enjoy. 20% of all sales will go directly to support Newton Dee. 
The exhibition will then be open Monday to Friday from 9:30am until 5pm until 13th November.