Blacks Picturesque Tourist of Scotland volume 2
Blacks Picturesque Tourist of Scotland volume 2
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As this in- volves sleeping one night on board and exposure to a rough sea, it is advisable rather to take the quick steamer, which sails every morning from Glasgow to Ardrishaig, from which the tourist is conveyed through the Crinan Canal to Oban. In this way Oban is reached in time to rest comfortably at the inn, and to start the next morning.
Leaving Oban in one of the steamers that, starting from Glasgow, navigate the western shores of Scotland, we proceed by the Sound of Mull in the same w...ay as already described in the route from Oban to Staifa (pp. 457 to 461), until we start on the second stage of our journey from Tobermory, where the steamer generally arrives about 12 noon. Crossing the mouth of Loch Sunart, which extends twenty miles among the hills to the eastward, the steamer leaves the Sound of Mull, and begins to double Ardnamurchan Point, where the heaviest sea throughout the voyage is experienced, and where a stiff breeze from the westward is apt to poison the pleasures of the picturesque.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As this in- volves sleeping one night on board and exposure to a rough sea, it is advisable rather to take the quick steamer, which sails every morning from Glasgow to Ardrishaig, from which the tourist is conveyed through the Crinan Canal to Oban. In this way Oban is reached in time to rest comfortably at the inn, and to start the next morning.
Leaving Oban in one of the steamers that, starting from Glasgow, navigate the western shores of Scotland, we proceed by the Sound of Mull in the same w...ay as already described in the route from Oban to Staifa (pp. 457 to 461), until we start on the second stage of our journey from Tobermory, where the steamer generally arrives about 12 noon. Crossing the mouth of Loch Sunart, which extends twenty miles among the hills to the eastward, the steamer leaves the Sound of Mull, and begins to double Ardnamurchan Point, where the heaviest sea throughout the voyage is experienced, and where a stiff breeze from the westward is apt to poison the pleasures of the picturesque.
What to read after Blacks Picturesque Tourist of Scotland volume 2?
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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