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A photograph from the Inverurie Advertiser about the first conservation work party of the year.

An article from the Green Diary regarding that year's Bailies AGM, which was well attended, and where Owen Vaughan passed on the role of senior bailie to Gordon Cowie.

An article from the Inverurie Advertiser about discussions between Bailies of Bennachie and Archaeolink regarding the creation of a Colony House.

An article from the Inverurie Herald about the Back o' Bennachie summer rally, which included the chance to sample blaeberry wine made by Brian Cornock which he christened 'Chateau Bennachie'. Tribute was also paid to the late Algy Watson.

A feature from the Press and Journal about a day held by Bailies of Bennachie where they invited visitors to experience life as a Bennachie colonist.

An obituary for Algy Watson, one of the founders of the Bailies of Bennachie. The work he did with them saw him recognised by the Queen with an MBE in 2001. He had also been a teacher at Inverurie Academy.

Part of an article from an unknown source reporting on the work done by the Bailies to preserve Bennachie, in which James Mackay and Algy Watson are interviewed. Some of this piece is missing.

An article and photo reporting that three Bailies - Geoffrey Gill, James Mackay and Algy Watson - have retired from their positions during that year's AGM.

A photograph of a Bailies of Bennachie conservation work party, the first of that year, from the Inverurie Advertiser.

A photograph of a Bailies of Bennachie conservation work party, the first of that year, from the Inverurie Herald.