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Lost Aberdeen: The Freedom Lands Kids25 the the jockey who rodeThis, the final volume in Diane Morgans acclaimed Lost Aberdeen trilogy, is a fascinating, ground breaking account of the west side of the city. The Stocket Lands and the adjoining Lands of Rubislaw, both Crown grants dating from the fourteenth century, form the greatest part of the urban section of the Freedom Lands, stretching in a vast semi circle from the Low Stocket (Westburn Road) in the north to the South parks of Rubislaw (Great Western Road)