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    The late Andy Stewart has the same pronunciation too - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDz6clakhXw - so it must be right enough. Not a "lock" to be heard.

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    http://www.mediafire.com/?zxzjoxhzlxk ok im not sure if this is allowed on the forum but i have taken a sample of myself saying "lochaber" i couldnt find my mp3 player to save in mp3 format so i had to use my blackberry bold instead to record this clip and then email it to myself i added it to this site to let you folks hear how us central belters say lochaber , i opened it with windows media player on my pc

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