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A Red Dear Stag at the Canadian Campsite, Mar Lodge Estate, Aberdeenshire. This photograph shows the many concrete blocks left in the area following its occupation by Canadian Lumberjacks during the Second World War. The light-brown mound on the far-right is the spoil from the creation of the rubbish-pit. This photograph was taken on the north-side of the 'big-ditch' looking roughly SE towards the River Dee. |
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1970s |
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