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I corrected Great Grey Man of Ben MacDui to Big Grey Man of Ben MacDui. Everything I have ever read about this subject refers to the Big Grey Man, and that's certainly what the locals say. I have never heard of the Great Grey Man. If anybody wants to check this, a good external reference to double check is The Big Grey Man Of Ben MacDui by Affleck Gray. Lianachan 08:06, 9 December 2005 (UTC)