My Life As a Naturalist
My Life As a Naturalist
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My Scotch friends appear to dis- favour the proposition. Not being a practised mountaineer, I have an open mind on the subject, though, truth to tell, I am of opinion that a railway will quite spoil the wildness and majesty of the environment. At present the more usual way of making the ascent is along a precipitous winding road, seated on a pony, though, of course, many undertake the climb on shank's mare ! I did not adopt either course on arrival at Fort William. For one thing, I was fatigued... after several hours' journey in the train, for another, the light was failing, and Ben Nevis had become almost completely enveloped in the clouds when I walked out 162 MY LIFE AS A NATURALIST to Glen Nevis, after a meal at the West End hotel. This hotel is most comfortably situated on the shore of Loch Eil, with the Argyllshire coast immediately opposite. Fort William, of course, is in Inverness-shire. I felt privileged to sign the visitors' book at the hotel, for my signature almost followed that of several distinguished foreign visitors to this mecca of Scotland, including the members of the French Alpine Club.
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My Scotch friends appear to dis- favour the proposition. Not being a practised mountaineer, I have an open mind on the subject, though, truth to tell, I am of opinion that a railway will quite spoil the wildness and majesty of the environment. At present the more usual way of making the ascent is along a precipitous winding road, seated on a pony, though, of course, many undertake the climb on shank's mare ! I did not adopt either course on arrival at Fort William. For one thing, I was fatigued... after several hours' journey in the train, for another, the light was failing, and Ben Nevis had become almost completely enveloped in the clouds when I walked out 162 MY LIFE AS A NATURALIST to Glen Nevis, after a meal at the West End hotel. This hotel is most comfortably situated on the shore of Loch Eil, with the Argyllshire coast immediately opposite. Fort William, of course, is in Inverness-shire. I felt privileged to sign the visitors' book at the hotel, for my signature almost followed that of several distinguished foreign visitors to this mecca of Scotland, including the members of the French Alpine Club.
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