Ossian's Cave [Glen Coe]

Notes: John Douglas Hendry, depute headmaster, 16 East Lennox Drive, Helensburgh, died on 9 June 1972 from injuries sustained on 8 June 1972 at Glencoe when he fell while descending from Ossians Cave, Aonach Dubh Mountain, Glencoe, 7 Aug. 1972.

Links and Resources:

Landranger 4 Aonach Dubh, Glen Coe.
AA 175.
Anon ND [pre 1971] Glencoe and Dalness. The National Trust for Scotland, Edinburgh. 9, 41, 42, 56.
Anon 2007 Lochaber Geotrails. Glen Coe / Gleann Comhann. A4 brochure folded into 3.
Clough, I, 1969 Guide to Winter Climbs, Ben Nevis & Glen Coe. Worsley, Cicerone Press. 39.
AppCG, Young, Ivan, 1978, p. 29.
AppCGS, Young, Ivan 2003, p. 5.
Donaldson 306.
Frere, Richard 1982, With Brutus on Bidean. Scots Mag 117 (4) 405-415, 2 cave photos.
Glas SS Jl 1 (4) associations with St Kenneth.
Gordon 1948 338.
Gordon 1949 198.
Hall 46.
Lovelock 106.
MacCulloch, Donald B 1948 end ed [1st ed was 1939] Romantic Lochaber. Edinburgh, Moray Press. 27-28.
Mais 41.
McOwan, Rennie 1989 The Ossian Affair. Scots Mag 130 (6) March. 620-626, 5 photos.
Murray 1968 168-169.
NAS, SC57/12A/1972/1, Fatal Accident Inquiry: Paine, Ronald 1989 A view from Ossian's Cave.
The Countryman 94 (3) 83-85 photo.
Parker 47.
Piehler, H A 1934, [revised 9 times] 1967 Scotland for everyman. 148.
Pyatt 1960 196.
Thomson 128.
WL Oban 1936/7 72.
W L Oban 64.

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NGR:	NN 15300 56300
WGS84:	56.66190, -5.01524
Length:	Not recorded
Vert. Range:	Not recorded
Altitude:	655 m
Geology:	Limestone
Tags:	Cave
Registry:	main

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