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	First World War.com - The Western Front Today - Lochnagar Crater
		The Lochnagar Crater, at La Boiselle, is privately owned by Richard Dunning, having been bought in 1978 to save at least one of the original 1 July 1916 Somme craters from being filled in and built upon by local farmers.
		It was blown along with 16 others at 0728 on the morning of 1 July 1916 as a two-minute precursor to the start of the offensive.
		The Lochnagar Crater measured 300ft across and 90ft deep (200ft wide and 81ft deep by 1919).
	www.firstworldwar.com /today/lochnagar.htm (279 words)

	lochnagar & grampians
		Lochnagar is located south of the village of Ballater in Royal Deeside about one hours drive from the City of Aberdeen.
		Lochnagar is a popular mountain for both climbers and walkers and in particular the Aberdeenshire fraternity due to its easy access.
		Conachcraig, at 865 metres, is dwarfed by the neighbouring Lochnagar mountains.
	www.caledoniahilltreks.com /mountain_ranges/lochnagar.htm (727 words)

	MCofS; Lochnagar Club Hut Proposal
		A PROPOSAL FOR A NEW HUT AT LOCHNAGAR
		There is already mountaineering accommodation in the Lochnagar area, including a property adjacent to the stable and a bothy at Glass-allt-shiel.
		Lochnagar is one of the jewels in the Scottish mountaineering crown in its own right.
	www.mountaineering-scotland.org.uk /pitch-in/lochnagarhut.html (6625 words)

	UISGE! Royal Lochnagar Distillery: All about it
		Subsequently Begg was permitted to describe his distillery as ‘Royal’ Lochnagar and he was appointed, by Royal warrant, ‘Distiller to Her Majesty’.
		The north-bank distillery had closed by 1860 and Lochnagar continued to prosper although the Abergeldie Estates consistently refused to sell the distillery the grounds it occupied, preferring to see value being added to their land through the erection of extensions and new buildings necessary for Lochnagar’s continuing development.
		Lochnagar has a lot of storage capacity for raw materials so that distilling can continue when the distillery is snowed in.
	www.uisge.com /wt/d/royallochnagar.html (992 words)

	Le Tourisme dans la Somme
		French and German soldiers had started to dig trenches here in October 1914 and then embarked on a long struggle of mine warfare ; the churned-up pasture land beside the Contalmaison road is a reminder of this distinctive phase of the conflict.
		This mine crater, 100 metres in diameter and 30 metres deep, is now the only one open to the public.
		"Lochnagar", where a simple and moving ceremony is held each year at 7.30 am on 1 July, is now owned by an Englishman, Richard Dunning.
	www.somme-tourisme.com /uk/decouvrir/avisiter/grandeguerre/lochnagar.asp (174 words)

	Lochnagar and Royal Deeside, Scotland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Lochnagar, the highest peak in the White Mounth Plateau is one of Scotland’s finest mountains.
		Part of the Royal estate of Balmoral, Lochnagar is the subject of a poem ‘Dark Lochnagar’ by Byron, features in a children’s story ‘The Old man of Lochnagar’ by Prince Charles and gives its name to a malt whisky ‘Royal Lochnagar’.
		Flowing from the heart of the Cairngorm Mountains to the sea at Aberdeen the river passes through some of the loveliest countryside in Scotland.
	www.lochnagar.org (353 words)

	walks - lochnagar
		From the car park I walked towards the houses at Allt na-giubhsaich and took the Lochnagar path, which later merges with a vehicle track, to the highest point on the track.
		She had climbed Lochnagar when she was 19 years of age and wanted to make a return visit.
		We followed the rim of the corrie round before climbing to the actual summit of Lochnagar, known as Cac Carn Beag, where we again had good views, especially to the south, where we could see mountain ranges probably in the region of 100 miles away.
	www.caledoniahilltreks.com /walks/walks_in_lochnagar.htm (3101 words)

	Royal Lochnagar Visit
		The first Lochnagar distillery was burnt down in suspicious circumstances in 1824 and a replacement again burnt down in 1841.
		Every part of the process is geared towards producing a light whisky, which begins in the malting stage where only a small amount of peat is used in the drying of the barley (1-2 parts per million (ppm) compared to say, Lagavulin, which uses 35ppm peated malt).
		Royal Lochnagar only require to mash 4 times a week in order to produce sufficient quantities for their needs.
	www.royalmilewhiskies.com /viewindex.asp?article_id=dist_rloch (1610 words)

	Royal Deeside, Scotland : Nature Reserves 1
		Ten miles south-west of Ballater, behind the royal Balmoral estate, is Lochnagar, one of Scotland’s finest mountains (3786 ft).
		The subject of a poem by Lord Byron and a children’s book by the Prince of Wales, this is not only one of the most romantic mountains in Scotland but one of the most popular with both walkers and climbers.
		At the foot of Lochnagar lies the wild expanse of Loch Muick, almost totally encircled by steep mountains.
	www.royal-deeside.org.uk /RDattract/reserve1.htm (1089 words)

	Royal Lochnagar - AVAGANDER (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		She visited the distillery which is at the foot of the mountain of Lochnager (1156m/3789ft), just off the B976 and just over the hill from the Royal family's Scottish home at Balmoral.
		A man believed originally to have been an illicit whisky-maker established the first legal Lochnagar distillery in 1826 and the present premises were built in 1845.
		James Buchanan used Royal Lochnagar as the core malt of the Buchanan's and Black & White blended whiskies.
	www.unwin.co.uk /scotch/103.html (228 words)

	A AWA review of Royal Lochnagar
		Lochnagar distillery was built in the years around 1826 by a Mr.
		James Robertson an infamous local illicit distiller, who placed the distillery on the slopes of the mountain Lochnagar from which it took its name.
		Distilling wasn't peaceful work at that time, Lochnagar was destroyed by a fire in 1841 reputed the work of rival illicit distillers.
	www.awa.dk /whisky/royaloch (184 words)

	Lochnagar
		Situated in the royal estate of Balmoral, Lochnagar is a majestic mountain, undoubtedly the finest in the Mounth.
		Such is its height and commanding appearance that Lochnagar completely dominates the landscape of Deeside.
		Climb south-west up a steep bouldery slope called The Ladder to reach the plateau at the south-east corner of Lochnagar's great corrie, and continue along its edge (not too close if there are cornices) to the granite tor which is the summit of the mountain.
	www.munrobaggers.nl /Lochnagar.htm (272 words)

	Lochnagar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Large snow sheets were soon encountered as the slope narrowed between Cuidhe Crom on the left and the perfectly rounded peak of Meikle Pap on the right.
		The route to the summit bears left here, climbing through a hap-hazard jumble of mighty granite boulders to reach the top of a rounded knoll, lying to the north west of the stony summit of Cuidhe Crom.
		In winter, crampons and ice-axes and the knowledge to use them are required to cope with snow and ice.
	www.walkscotland.com /lochnagar.htm (887 words)

	Welcome to Lochnagar Leisure (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Lochnagar Leisure is an independent outdoor clothing shop located in Ballater, on the edge of the Cairngorms.
		Ballater will be familiar to most mountaineers and hill walkers as it sits below the imposing peaks of Lochnagar - home to many demanding summer and winter climbs.
		The same level of equipment and service will be offered here as in Ballater, with the added advantage of being able to cater for all your bike needs as well.
	www.lochnagarleisure.co.uk (110 words)

	Cairngorms: Lochnagar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The ascent to the summit of Lochnagar (Cac Carn Beag) is, however, very steep and quite long.
		Until you reach the cliffs of Lochnagar there is little objective danger and the path is very big (Landrover track) - the mountain is also very busy and it's hard to get lost with loads of people around.
		A day on Lochnagar is likely to be a long one so be prepared...
	www.scotclimb.org.uk /lochnagar.shtml (1033 words)

	Flame Retardants in Lochnagar Fish: How could a trout caught at a remote loch be so contaminated? ROB CRILLY / Glasgow ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		LOCHNAGAR offers some of the most exclusive fishing in the world.
		Humans are a top predator too, so the only long-term solution is to phase out these chemicals entirely." Lochnagar, in the Cairngorms national park, famously served as the setting for Prince Charles's story The Old Man of Lochnagar, about the adventures of an old man who lived in a cave by the loch.
		Martin Holroyd, secretary of the Ballater Angling Association, whose members are among the few with rights to fish on Lochnagar, said: "It really is a beautiful place and this is so disappointing.
	www.mindfully.org /Water/2004/Flame-Retardants-Lochnagar6apr04.htm (664 words)

	Hillwalking Lochnagar Path in Royal Deeside near to Balmoral Estates, Aberdeenshire
		The path initially starts at the entrance to the Balmoral Estates near a small post office and goes through some forestry and when coming to a junction in the path, take the left path for a few hundred yards and then we are in open country with Lochnagar visible in the distance.
		I took the later and found it somewhat challenging since either rocks, heavy heather or boggy ground has to be negotiated.
		However since faint heart never won the fair maiden, I struggled on, to be rewarded with the awesomeness and magnificence that is Lochnagar.
	www.conneryscottishwalks.co.uk /lochnagar.html (228 words)

	Big rewards for taking the path less travelled - [Sunday Herald]
		Most Munro-baggers tackle Lochnagar from the Spittal of Glenmuick at the end of the public road that runs up Glen Muick from Ballater.
		This is a much longer route than the others but I think it gives a better sense of the vastness of the great plateaux that run south from Lochnagar towards the Glenshee hills.
		Lochnagar is seen then as part of a much greater whole, rather than a single isolated hill.
	www.sundayherald.com /46620 (524 words)

	The Scotch Doc - Royal Lochnagar
		Built in 1845 as it is presently known, the first legal Lochnagar distillery was actually established in 1826 by a man who may have originally been involved in illicit whisky.
		The Lochnagar Distillery is located about a mile from Balmoral Castle.
		In the 1970s and 80s, however, the distillery management decided to return to its original name, Lochnagar, but then re-adopted the name Royal Lochnagar recently.
	www.scotchdoc.com /tsd/tasting/notes/Royal_Lochnagar.html (216 words)

	La Boisselle, le cratère de Lochnagar, une étape très émouvante. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		La Boisselle, le cratère de Lochnagar, une étape très émouvante.
		Lochnagar is a very impressive site whose ground is forever wounded by this open crater.
		Around Lochnagar, life has come back again and tries to wipe the remains of the fights 80 years ago : grass has grown up but emotion is still there, and poppies laid at the bottom each year remind us of July 1st 1916.
	www.anzac.org /ANZACGB/boisa.htm (104 words)

	ROYAL LOCHNAGAR 12 Year Old
		Royal Lochnagar is found near the village of Crathie, very close to Balmoral, the Royal family's Scottish country residence.
		Established 1845 by John Begg, the distillery was awarded its royal status following a visit in 1848 by Queen Victoria and the Royal family.
		Lochnagar is probably better known as the famous blend it goes into, Johnnie Walker 'Blue' and 'Black'.
	www.royalmilewhiskies.com /product.asp?pf_id=0010000000627 (221 words)

	RIGZONE - Subsea 7 Wins Installation Contract in Brazil
		Major modifications will be made to the Lochnagar, upgrading the top tension capability to in excess of 250 tons to enable the vessel to lay flexible lines in up to 2,000 meters.
		This upgrade, which will make the Lochnagar one of the world`s most capable flexilay vessels, will be carried out in a Brazilian shipyard soon to be nominated.
		The Lochnagar work is on a dayrate basis, while the Skandi Navica campaigns are on a lump sum basis.
	www.rigzone.com /news/article.asp?a_id=15625 (280 words)

	Atlas: CHILL-10,000 @ Lochnagar, Cairngorm Mountains by Catherine P. Dalton (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Lochnagar in the Scottish Caringorms was selected, along with seven other high altitude lakes, for high resolution examination of their Holocene sedimentological and biological sequences.
		Lochnagar is a corrie loch and is ideally suited as it is situated in the only natural alpine environment in the UK, has high quality monitoring data available.
		Biomarker studies have succeeded in quantifying the relative proportions of autochthonous and allochthonous organic matter in the Lochnagar sediments and are expected to provide a more direct link with palaeoclimate.
	atlas-conferences.com /cgi-bin/abstract/cahr-45 (350 words)

	Lochnagar (Beinn Cichean) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Lochnagar is one of Scotland's grandest and most famous mountains.
		A new residence was built by 1859, and over the next few years the Prince enjoyed many sporting activities and together they ascended lots of nearby mountains including Lochnagar.
		The name Lochnagar as I have already said is derived from the loch in the corrie.
	www.ben-nevis.co.uk /no20.htm (938 words)

	Developments in Paleoenvironmental Research; W. M. Last (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		LOCHNAGAR: The Natural History of a Mountain Lake
		The soils of Lochnagar: Their development, properties and distribution
		Trace metals in the soils, water, vegetation and sediments of Lochnagar
	home.cc.umanitoba.ca /~mlast/paleolim/dper12.html (96 words)

	Peak practice: Royalty-free ramble is still regal - [Sunday Herald]
		This eastern neighbour of dark Lochnagar is a Corbett, a Scottish hill between 2,500ft and 2,999ft, an easy Corbett at that.
		Its ascent shares the same tourist route to Lochnagar from Allt-na-giubhsaich as far as the high point of the track that runs between the Spittal of Glenmuick and Glen Gelder.
		Having said that, compared to the wide Lochnagar track this one up Conachcraig is narrower than a sheep trod and, since it didn't go any further than the summit cairn, I guessed most Corbett-baggers simply bag the top and return the same way, probably as an addendum to a Munro-day on Lochnagar.
	www.sundayherald.com /28582 (754 words)

	Lochnagar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		After being told we were 'irresponsible' by a dear old lady (who was a member of a rambling club) for going any further than the toilet block, we set off up the track towards Lochnagar shrouded in low cloud and mist.
		It was a jolly nice walk, a bit disconcerting that you couldnt actually see your hand in front of your face but we were on a good path and were confident in our nav skills.
		By god, I have never known a car seat to be so close to comfort of the heavenly status but the hour and a quarters drive home was spent just sitting back almost wishing I was doing the whole thing again the next day!
	www.qsl.net /gm0wpq/lochnagarwalk.html (1050 words)

	Scotch Single Malt Whisky Distilleries of the Eastern Highlands (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Lochnagar produces a "Selected Reserve" (no age statement, 43 vol.), which is shipped in a polished wooden box.
		I haven't sighted any merchant bottlings of Royal Lochnagar.
		Lochside began producing whisky and grain spirits in 1957, housed in a former brewery that dated back to the 1890's, and looking very much like a romantic German castle.
	www.maltwhiskey.com /html/easthighlands.htm (1373 words)

	The Legend of Lochnagar (1993) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		This humorous little film, produced in Wales for British and American television, effectively tells its tale with fairly decent animation and an often whimsical script.
		The film is based on a 1980 story by Britain's Prince Charles - "The Old Man of Lochnagar" - and the original illustrations of Sir Hugh Casson.
		The Prince appears in live action segments which bookend the cartoon, relating the Legend with a serious royal demeanor which delightfully is smashed during the film's final moments.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0305755 (297 words)

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