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PICTURES: A look back at Moray in 2022

By Ewan Malcolm
- ewan.malcolm@hnmedia.co.uk
Published: 16:45, 29 December 2022
 | Updated: 17:02, 29 December 2022

WITH 2022 coming to an end, The Northern Scot has taken a look back at some of the best photos of the year.

Here's a selection from our photographer Daniel Forsyth:

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Buckie Thistle's Sam Urquhart (centre on the ground) watches as his header flies past Fort William keeper Mateusz Kulbacki and into the net for the Jags opening goal in their Highland League match. Picture: Daniel Forsyth.Buckie's manager Graeme Stewart tries out Keith's Kynoch Park pitch as doubt is cast over the tie due to the heavy rain before their game. Picture: Daniel Forsyth.HRH The Princess Royal shares a joke with the Gordonstoun Fire Bridge as she visits the Moray school to hear more about their work with the Moray Badge in the Platinum Jubilee year. Picture: Daniel Forsyth.Shereen Cutkelvin performs at the inaugural Moray and Banffshire Heroes awards. An event that recognises those that go above and beyond in their local area. Picture: Daniel Forsyth.A large crowd enjoy their day at the first MacMoray Festival, which was held at Elgin's Cooper Park in April. Picture: Daniel Forsyth.Sir Bob Geldof performs with the Boomtown Rats as they headline the inaugural MacMoray Festival at Elgin's Cooper Park in April. Picture: Daniel Forsyth.4-year-old Iris Smith - from Cairnie - takes part in the Highland Dancing competition at the Gordonstoun Junior Highland Games. Picture: Daniel Forsyth.A Gordon Setter leaps up towards its owner during a parade at the Gordon Castle Highland Games - which saw over 70 of the breed walk around the show ring. Picture: Daniel Forsyth.Mairi Gougeon MSP, Cabinet Secretary for Rural Affairs, officially opens the new Lossiemouth East Beach Bridge in May. Picture: Daniel Forsyth.The final sections of the old Lossiemouth East Bridge are removed. Picture: Daniel Forsyth.Prince Edward chats to members of the Gordonstoun Pipe Band as they spend time at Gordonstoun School during their visit to Moray. Picture: Daniel Forsyth.The Countess of Forfar speaks to volunteers with the Gordonstoun Fire service while they spend time at the school during their visit to Moray. Picture: Daniel Forsyth.The Earl and Countess of Forfar overlook the Spey on a visit to Fochabers. Picture: Daniel Forsyth.Spectators keep dry in the Scottish summer as heavy rain showers hit the 2022 Forres Highland Games. Picture: Daniel Forsyth.The Buckie Ladies celebrate their cup success as they beat Sutherland Women 3-1 on penalties to win the Highlands and Islands League Cup. Picture: Daniel Forsyth.Buckie Thistle manager Graeme Stewart (front centre) is unhappy with his team's performance as he continues to serve a dugout ban. Picture: Daniel Forsyth.Kevin Fraser (left) wheels away to celebrate his last minute winner against Wick Academy with team mate Jack Murray. Picture: Daniel Forsyth.Kevin McAloon won gold at the London Open Brazilian Jiujitsu tournament with a broken ankle having picked up a fracture in his semi-final 15 minutes earlier. Picture: Daniel Forsyth.A glowing smile from the Princess Royal as she travels around the 2022 Turriff Show...Picture: Daniel Forsyth..The Princess Royal watches the grand parade at the end of the 2022 Turriff Show. Picture: Daniel Forsyth.The exit is near for Buckie Councillor Neil McLennan as he is set to be offically removed as joint leader of Moray Council during August's full council meeting. He is photographed here arriving at the meeting. Picture: Daniel Forsyth.Flags fly on the High Street as the first Moray PRIDE march make their way from the Plainstones to Cooper Park. Picture: Daniel Forsyth.Mary Ingham receives a card from Deputy Lieutenant of Aberdeenshire Steve Mackison on behalf of the Queen as she celebrates her 00th birthday at Balhousie Home in Huntly. Picture: Daniel Forsyth.The Lord Lieutenant of Moray Seymour Monro writes in the book of condolance in memory of Queen Elizabeth II at the St Giles Church in the centre of Elgin. Picture: Daniel Forsyth.A couple sign the book of condolance which was opened at the St Giles Church in the centre of Elgin in memory of Queen Elizabeth II. Picture: Daniel Forsyth.Girls in Gordonstoun's Windmill Lodge - one of the former lodges that King Charles stayed in while he was a pupil at the school - gather to watch the state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II. Picture: Daniel Forsyth.Protesters gather on the Plainstones on Elgin High Street to protest over the increasing cost of living. Picture: Daniel Forsyth.Rothes manager Ross Jack and assistant Jim Walker can't believe what they are seeing during their Highland League match against Moray rivals Forres Mechanics. Picture: Daniel Forsyth.Hopeman's Fraser Wilkinson is crowned Scottish super-welterweight champion after defeating Corey McCulloch on a convincing points verdict at Elgin Town Hall on Saturday December 17th. Picture: Daniel Forsyth.Hopeman's Fraser Wilkinson is crowned Scottish super-welterweight champion after defeating Corey McCulloch on a convincing points verdict at Elgin Town Hall on Saturday December 17th. Picture: Daniel Forsyth.Jack and Victor - Gordon & Macphail Elgin...Picture: Daniel Forsyth..Strikers gather on the steps outside the town hall...Picture: Daniel Forsyth..
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