Kincardine O’Neil sits on the A93 between Banchory and Aboyne — a small Deeside village on a busy scenic route with rural side roads toward Torphins. DSBM covers it from Fordafourie, Fraserburgh. Snow, darkness and limited verges affect safe recovery locations in winter. Call 01224 044741 or send GPS. Booked collections: quotes.dsbm.uk.
A93 through the village, links to the A980.
The A93 is the Dee corridor. The village is short and easy to miss at night. Side roads toward Torphins and Lumphanan climb and ice. A car on the trunk is not a car in a cottage steading. We need the pin, not “the old village”. The village is short on the A93 and easy to overshoot at night. Side roads toward Torphins climb and ice. A cottage steading off the trunk is not a High Street load — send the pin and whether there is a turning head.
When you call from Kincardine O'Neil
Registration, pin, rolls / steers / brakes, A93 direction or side road. WhatsApp 07475 722702 after dark or in snow.
Scenic-route breakdown
Emergency call or GPS. A steading collection that can wait is quotes.dsbm.uk.
ETA from Fraserburgh
Deeside A93 from Fraserburgh, past Banchory. Longer than Drumoak. Time with the pin.
NEED MOVED IN KINCARDINE O'NEIL?
Call 01224 044741. On the A93 through Kincardine O'Neil, send GPS plus east toward Banchory or west toward Aboyne.