A Scots man has made a lucky escape after he was airlifted to hospital following a horror crash.
Scott Anderson was rushed to the hospital after he came off his motorbike earlier this month just off the A97.
Paramedics from the town of Buckie raced to the injured biker who was then airlifted to hospital.
His fiance, Georgie - who is also first responder - has praised the ambulance crews who came to Scott's aid following the collision.
Georgie revealed he has made a miraculous recovery with no serious injuries, only 'bumps, bruises, aches and pains'.
Dramatic photos show Scott's bike after the crash, which was left badly damaged.
In a statement on social media, the Scottish Ambulance Service said: "Well done to the Buckie crew of Carolyn Burkinshaw and Catherine Robertson!! #welldonewednesday
"Along with Scotland's Charity Air Ambulance - SCAA, the crew attended to patient, Scott Anderson, after he came off his motorbike on August 1.
"Scott’s fiancé Georgie, a Banff and Macduff Community First Responder, praised the crews involved: “Please pass on our sincerest thanks to the road ambulance crew and the crew of the SCAA for the help they provided for my fiancé Scott when he came off his motorbike this afternoon just off the the A97.
"Luckily no broken bones or serious injuries just bumps, bruises, aches and pains, a broken bike & a broken pair of glasses. We’re truly grateful for the help provided."
Thanks to all our staff for the amazing work you are doing!"
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