Blacks Guide to Ireland
Blacks Guide to Ireland
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The name, which prob- ably means "the Green Base, " is given either to the southern spur of Slieve League, which falls away due south from the mountain proper to Carrigan Head ; or to the green sea below under shelter of that spur. Local ideas are not precise ; but local appreciation of the scenery here is strong, and ex- presses itself in the name given to the top of this particular CARRICK 349 cliff. It is called the Atoark Mor or "Great View. " Once seen in morning sunshine, this view of the... southern face of Slieve League rising steeply from the sea to the height of 1889 feet can never be forgotten ; the impressiveness and matchless colouring of the rock defy description ; its beauty must be seen to be believed.
Mr. H. C. Hart, in liis Climbing in Ireland, finds nothing comparable with this assemblage of rock-hues, except "the wonderful cliff seen in Yellowstone Park from ' Inspiration Point. ' " Still ascending, you reach, a little beyond Bunglass, the Eagle's Nest ; and about | mile farther, the One Man's Path begins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The name, which prob- ably means "the Green Base, " is given either to the southern spur of Slieve League, which falls away due south from the mountain proper to Carrigan Head ; or to the green sea below under shelter of that spur. Local ideas are not precise ; but local appreciation of the scenery here is strong, and ex- presses itself in the name given to the top of this particular CARRICK 349 cliff. It is called the Atoark Mor or "Great View. " Once seen in morning sunshine, this view of the... southern face of Slieve League rising steeply from the sea to the height of 1889 feet can never be forgotten ; the impressiveness and matchless colouring of the rock defy description ; its beauty must be seen to be believed.
Mr. H. C. Hart, in liis Climbing in Ireland, finds nothing comparable with this assemblage of rock-hues, except "the wonderful cliff seen in Yellowstone Park from ' Inspiration Point. ' " Still ascending, you reach, a little beyond Bunglass, the Eagle's Nest ; and about | mile farther, the One Man's Path begins.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adam And Charles Black Firm to read onlineMoreLess
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