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Correspondence re Corporate Associate Membership of North East Mountain Trust for Bailies of Bennachie; manuscript and typescript letters M.B. Davidson, Jennifer Cook, Agenda NEMT General Council Meeting, Discussion paper (dated 10/3/90) 5 sheets

Walker suggests water samples are needed to determine pH, as more acid would create more vegetation and make fishing harder. Ponds for trout should be at least 3m deep; Brown trout would thrive better than Rainbow etc;

Listing of all records held by the Bailies of Bennachie up to 2013. They include typescripts, newspaper cuttings, letters, photos, etc. These are stored in filing cabinets at the Garioch Heritage Centre, Inverurie.

Letter to the Press and Journal from Neil Allanach of Oldmeldrum expressing disgust at the possibility of a windfarm being built on Bennachie.

Handwritten manuscript with draft notes for the contents of the Bailies' new Bennachie video. Ref No. 6-1-4.

News-cutting about the Bennachie video selling well. Also contains information on how to obtain a copy of the video. Newspaper and author not recorded on cutting. Ref No. 6-1-11

"Bennachie Goes Worldwide". Copy of a review of the Bennachie video, written by Norman Harper, in the Press & Journal. Ref No. 6-1-13.

Handwritten letter from Norman Moir to Algy Watson, containing reminiscences about Oyne following a viewing of the Bennachie video. Ref No. 6-1-15.

North East Mountain Trust Annual report to 30th September 1985 re support for the Bailies over the Ground Operation on NW Bennachie and advocacy of a Management Plan for Bennachie, 5th annual report of NEMT; 1 volume, 8-5-4 See also section 16/39

‘Bennachie working party’, article, p.9, North East Mountain Trust Newsletter, (Summer 1987), report of meeting to discuss a Management Plan for Bennachie; 1 volume, 36 pages.