User:WikiWriter

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My Userboxes This User has short-arms and deep-pockets This User eats no animal products This User is a rationalist This User ♥ Huckabees This User is a digital photographer This User is a nutshell.

This User is a Wiki-Inclusionist and a Wiki-Eventualist.

This User suspects that Users who edit articles without adding to them are likely to disincline the creators from further contributions. This User would rather leave clumsily written articles alone than patronise their creator by improving them.

As a Wikipedian my main interests are creating pages relating to Mar Lodge Estate, Scottish geographical features, and the structures and features or pre-Roman Britain.

[edit] My Wikipedia Contributions Include

Places etc. Allanaquoich Auchmithie Braemar Beinn a Bhuird Cairngorm Club Cairngorms (mountain range) Corriemulzie Corrour Bothy Dunsinane Hill Grampian Mountains (mountain range) Glen Lui Great Coxwell Barn Inverey Lairig Ghru Linn (Geographical Feature) Mar Lodge Mar Lodge Estate Places, place names, and structures on Mar Lodge Estate Victoria Bridge (Mar Lodge Estate)

People Robert Scott (Deer Stalker) Other Heritor - legal term Publications Deeside Great Coxwell Barn Mar Lodge Estate Grampian : An Archaeological Survey Mick's Archaeology Royal Valley : The Story Of The Aberdeenshire Dee The Cairngorms

Categories Buildings and structures on Mar Lodge Estate Places and placenames on Mar Lodge Estate Braemar (Commons) Braemar Games (Commons) Dundee (Commons) Mar Lodge Estate (Commons) Prehistoric sites in Angus (Commons)

[edit] My Main Sources

• Anderson, Robert (1911), Deeside, Adam & Charles Black, 4 Soho Square, London 
• Aston, Mick (2000), Mick's Archaeology, Tempus Publishing Ltd, Stroud, Gloucestershire. 
• Dixon, P.J. & Green, S.T. (1995), Mar Lodge Estate Grampian : An Archaeological Survey, Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland, Edinburgh 
• Munby, Julian (1996), Great Coxwell Barn, The National Trust (Enterprises), Swindon, Wiltshire. 
• Wyness, Fenton (1968), Royal Valley : The Story Of The Aberdeenshire Dee, Alex P. Reid & Son, Aberdeen 
• Watson, Adam (1975), The Cairngorms, The Scottish Mountaineering Trust, Edinburgh 

• The National Archive of Scotland website. Much primary source material is available on their online index.
• The Aberdeen University Library website. Much primary source material is available on their online index.

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