Alistair Baranowski aka Jonny B. from Huntly has been given permission to build a replica wild west town and hold re-enactments of frontier life. So far, the ex sub-master has built a salon and plans to add a sheriff's office, a jail and an undertakers. Neighbours at nearby Drumblair house have complained that any re-enactments would be very noisy, with "shouting, gunfire and drinking". Perhaps some role play as Native American Indians will get them in the spirit.
BBC Scotland story can be found here.
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