- In 1551, for financial reasons, Aberdeen applied to Mary Queen of Scots and was granted the right to feu these lands.
- The trustees' decision in 1760 to feu land to the town council, however, opened old wounds and was no formality.
- Reformation enabled tenants to buy for a steep price feu charters which apart from a small ongoing feu duty bestowed virtual ownership.
- A feu, in short, was a perpetual lease - a feu-farm, as it was often called - by which the tenant became bound to pay a substantial consideration.
- It's a little like a pot au feu or bollito misto, but the protein is a glorious piece of Atlantic salmon with a few mussels in the shell.
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