Strichen sits on the A981 under Mormond Hill, a short inland hop from DSBM’s Fraserburgh yard. This is close local coverage, not a fake depot. Village streets, the A981 toward New Deer or Fraserburgh, and the exposed hill roads toward New Pitsligo are the jobs. Storm debris and snow drifting already show up on this coast’s community pages — that is real work. Call 01224 044741 or send GPS. Booked moves: quotes.dsbm.uk.
A981, A950 links and Mormond.
From the Broch you come in on the A981. The A950 is the Mintlaw–New Pitsligo neighbour, not the High Street. Hill roads can glaze when the village is wet. Farm tracks toward Tyrie need a gate. We know Mormond as a landmark; we still need the pin if you are on the white-horse side of the hill. The white-horse side of Mormond is a different road from High Street. Tyrie farm tracks need a gate. Storm debris on the A981 is an access problem we already know from this coast — still send the pin so we do not search the hill.
When you call from Strichen
Registration, pin, rolls / steers / brakes, A981 direction or village / hill. WhatsApp 07475 722702 a photo in snow or if wheels are locked.
Village recovery and storm work
24/7 breakdown and RTC. Fallen trees and drift are access problems, not a marketing line. Planned transport is quotes.dsbm.uk.
ETA from Fraserburgh
Short inland run from Fordafourie. Hill weather is the usual delay. Time with the pin.
NEED RECOVERY IN STRICHEN?
Call 01224 044741 or send GPS. On Mormond roads, send a photo of the ground.