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	Private Chapel beside Loch Ericht by John Lucas Ben Alder above.
	Ben Alder Lodge from Geal-charn by Jim Barton This shooting lodge by Loch Ericht has been rebuilt, and the new chapel NN5778 : New chapel at Ben Alder Lodge can be seen to the left.
	Behind Ben Alder Lodge by Richard Webb The near pristine iron deer fence alongside the road up to Loch Pattack gives a glimpse of a 19th century stalking estate. Despite its modernity, the fence is already damaged by falling branches. Today, deer are normally kept out by wire... (more)
	Loch Ericht by Bill Kasman The private road along the north side of Loch Ericht. Ben Alder Lodge can be seen in the distance
	Bridge over Allt Coire na Meine, by Ben Alder Lodge by Kim McGillivray At perimeter of estate lodge, by Loch Ericht.
	Ben Alder Lodge by Rob Burke The lodge, with its many associated buildings, was rebuilt recently. Its newness and remarkable tidyness gives it a Disneyesque appearance.
	Loch Ericht by John Lucas Ben Alder Lodge on the right.
	Chapel under construction by Rob Burke This new chapel on the shore of Loch Ericht is part of the Ben Alder Lodge estate.
	Loch Ericht by Lis Burke The water level is quite low, allowing easier access to the gravelly beach for this view up the loch.
	Stag at Ben Alder Lodge by John Lucas
	Damaged fence, Ben Alder Lodge by Richard Webb Fences like this were used a lot either side of 1900. You don't often see new ones like this. Despite its youth, the fence which excludes deer from the immediate policies of Ben Alder Lodge is now battered by a falling branch.
	Ben Alder Lodge by Richard Webb The Corrieardair Hills (Creag Meagaidh to Càrn Liath) make a fine backdrop to this view over Loch Ericht towards Ben Alder Lodge.