Loch Etive And the Sons of Iusnach
Loch Etive And the Sons of Iusnach
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Still there might have been an inlet of the sea reaching to the spot for the boats.
Loudoun. That is true enough, but at the same spot may be seen a pretty deep peat bog, and this, in all probability, covers an old lake, on which people rowed or kept boats in rough weather. It may have been part of the same in which the lake dwelling was found. That is a little farther south, not far from the junction of the roads, and a little east. But we shall spend a day there.
OKeefe. We may as well walk o...n to the ferry. That little stream has made a deep bed which is pleasantly green.
Loudoun. Yes ; and it shows you what the whole land here is made of rounded boulders, of a small size, with earth intermixed. I dare say the sea is heaping up a little more in certain parts where the tide rolls in most violently. I referred you once to a curious circular spot here when, at Lochanabeich, we had a conversation about a supposed Thing- wald, a place for a court according to Norwegian fashion. It is a little south of Ledaig farm-house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Still there might have been an inlet of the sea reaching to the spot for the boats.
Loudoun. That is true enough, but at the same spot may be seen a pretty deep peat bog, and this, in all probability, covers an old lake, on which people rowed or kept boats in rough weather. It may have been part of the same in which the lake dwelling was found. That is a little farther south, not far from the junction of the roads, and a little east. But we shall spend a day there.
OKeefe. We may as well walk o...n to the ferry. That little stream has made a deep bed which is pleasantly green.
Loudoun. Yes ; and it shows you what the whole land here is made of rounded boulders, of a small size, with earth intermixed. I dare say the sea is heaping up a little more in certain parts where the tide rolls in most violently. I referred you once to a curious circular spot here when, at Lochanabeich, we had a conversation about a supposed Thing- wald, a place for a court according to Norwegian fashion. It is a little south of Ledaig farm-house.
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