Tarves

Tarves is a small Aberdeenshire Village, 17 miles north of The Bridge of Don in Aberdeen City, Scotland. Much of the village was planned and laid out by the Marquess of Aberdeen in the 19th century but the history of the parish goes back considerably before that. The Community has a heritage group that provides a registered museum and heritage centre.

References

*http://www.tarves.org.uk/heritage
*http://www.tarves.org.uk

The Aberdeen Arms is a local pub, there the locals find it enjoyable to drink far too much and then drive home. Also it is owned by the two most useless landlords I have ever seen, cant manage staff or a pub.

Local mums find it acceptable to speed through the village but then again so do the dads?

The local shop has gone down hill since being bought over, its now just an over-priced, over-dressed and certainly understocked gossip shop.

Its slowly filling up with more people who think the cars you drive and the clothes you wear make you who you are, its pathetic and soul destroying.