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Monthly Archives: June 2018
Historic Corrour Bothy images
Some images from the original Corrour Bothy work party appeared recently on Facebook, courtesy of Alasdair Ewan, grandson of Bill Ewen, who took them in 1950, when the Cairngorm Club rescued the building from collapse. I wrote about Bill Ewen … Continue reading
Corrour toilet
A brief note to say that last weekend’s work party at Corrour Bothy successfully removed the interior of the toilet extension. Materials for the renovated and expanded toilet have been delivered and work is planned within the next month to … Continue reading
Bothy news – Corrour and Garbh Coire Refuge
For the first time in more than 10 years Corrour Bothy will be without a toilet – temporarily at least. Renovations will mean it’ll be out of action for about a month. The toilet extension will remain, but all the … Continue reading
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