Faskally Students at Rannoch Forest 1958
Photograph courtesy of Duncan Menzies, Banchory
The students on a day visit from Faskally Forestry School are being given a presentation on Rannoch Forest by Head Forester Pat Garrow (back to camera No 12).
The people in the photograph are not that clear but any suggestions very welcome:
1. Donald MacIntosh
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12. Pat Garrow (Head Forester - Rannoch Forest)
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1=Donald C McIntosh, 2=PEB, Brian Priestly, 3=Eddy Cavell, 4=Keith Fletcher, 5=Jimmy Denholm, 6=Tony Tunks, 7=Eddy Hall, 8=Peter Clark, 9=Barry Auld, 10=Peter Hutchinson, 11=John Powell, 12=Darcy Black (not Pat G) 13=Bill Trotter.14=Joe Meechan.
Comment left on 17 November 2010 at 21:13 by Jim McIntyre
Jim McIntyre You are almost all correct - I'm not infallible!!
No. 3 is Jimmy Bain (Forester at Rannoch)
No. 11 Jack Brunton
No. 12 Yes it is Pat Garrow - my boss for 11 years!
Duncan not in photae as he took it!! Comment left on 07 May 2020 at 19:49 by Duncan Menzies
No. 3 is Jimmy Bain (Forester at Rannoch)
No. 11 Jack Brunton
No. 12 Yes it is Pat Garrow - my boss for 11 years!
Duncan not in photae as he took it!! Comment left on 07 May 2020 at 19:49 by Duncan Menzies
Pat Garrow was my first practicum boss when I was at Rannoch Moor in 1961. He was a significant task master but gave me a good report when I left.
I lived at the Forestry house in Bridge of Gaur. A three-arched granite bridge crossing the River Gaur, built in 1838 by Sir Neil Menzies to commemorate the accession of Queen Victoria. It carries the C450 road connecting South Loch Rannoch Road to the B846. The house was sold off Comment left on 30 September 2026 at 04:28 by Robin Gardner
I lived at the Forestry house in Bridge of Gaur. A three-arched granite bridge crossing the River Gaur, built in 1838 by Sir Neil Menzies to commemorate the accession of Queen Victoria. It carries the C450 road connecting South Loch Rannoch Road to the B846. The house was sold off Comment left on 30 September 2026 at 04:28 by Robin Gardner
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14 Joe Meechan
Comment left on 16 November 2010 at 16:09 by Joe Meechan