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ARC8-1-7.pdf
5 Letters: 1 and 2; Renaming of Bennachie Carpark to Pittodrie Carpark (Marnie to MacKay) 3; Praise for guide book, removal of unwanted signs from Esson's Carpark to Mither Tap, 4; signage at Rowantree Carpark, 5; Quote for new sign Rowantree carpark

Druminnor_kiln_paper_for_publication.pdf
The discovery of a Medieval ‘bowl-fired’ grain-drying kiln during excavations at Druminnor Castle has implications for how we view the management of agricultural practices in the North-east of Scotland during the 12th-century.

9-15.pdf
66-year-old Christina Forrest of Stoneywood fell and broke her ankle while descending the Mither Tap. She had to be carried down on a makeshift stretcher before being transferred to hospital.

9-15-1.pdf
66-year-old Christina Forrest of Stoneywood fell and broke her ankle while descending the Mither Tap. She had to be carried down on a makeshift stretcher before being transferred to hospital.

9-14.pdf
A Sunday Express article about founding Bailie Dr Danny Gordon and the work he put in to look after the area.

9-62.pdf
An edition of 'Out and About with Tom Angus' from the Inverurie Advertiser about a Bailies of Bennachie rally

7-4.pdf
A completed order form for merchandise items from Bailies of Bennachie. The customer - a Mrs M Farquharson of Aberdeen - has ordered two 1993 calendars and has also left a note about placemats from the Kelman dinner sets.

9-20.pdf
A People's Journal article about Bennachie and the Bailies' efforts to preserve it and keep it tidy.

9-61.pdf
A feature in the Scotsman about the Bailies of Bennachie and the work they do to preserve and take care of the area.

2-15.pdf
A brief written guide to the Bailies library, mentioning the books donated by both Helen Fraser and Danny Gordon as well as other donors and contributors. A visual guide to the shelf layout is included also.
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