In Alexander (1928) the author writes that the Cairngorm Club Journal has been published since 1893, currently in its eleventh volume at his time of writing, and refers to many articles in the form : (C.C.J., vol. iii. p. 370). The first editor of the CCJ was Alexander Inkson McConnochie.
Each edition of the CCJ comprises a number of articles usually, but not always, focused on some aspect of the Cairngorms - for example:
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