Recollections 1832 to 1886
Recollections 1832 to 1886
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M. Sleep became difficult from the noise of weighing anchor, so I went on deck as we passed through the Mull of Galloway and rounded Ailsa Craig, which was covered with shrieking sea-birds. At about eleven o'clock we had a full church service in the saloon, Arthur Lyttelton officiating, and Mr. Glad- stone reading the lessons. AVe passed the afternoon in a strong breeze and heavy rain, but the Pembroke Oastle cut through the waves with hardly any motion at all. We anchored that night off Jura. ...On the 10th the rain had ceased and the weather cleared, though it was still blow- 331 UECOLLECTIONS 1882- ing fresh when we anchored at Oban ; here we were met by Sir James Kamsden, and taken in liis yacht Jessie into tlie bay and then round toDiuistaffnage Castle, where we hmded and met Mr. And Mrs. Ghidstone, who had driven there. The sun had come out brilliantly and the little bay was lovely, and the sea a cerulean blue. On the 11th we sailed through the Sound of Mull, passing Tobermory and the dreaded Ardnamurchan Point, till we came op- posite Loch Hourn; here we got into Mr.
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M. Sleep became difficult from the noise of weighing anchor, so I went on deck as we passed through the Mull of Galloway and rounded Ailsa Craig, which was covered with shrieking sea-birds. At about eleven o'clock we had a full church service in the saloon, Arthur Lyttelton officiating, and Mr. Glad- stone reading the lessons. AVe passed the afternoon in a strong breeze and heavy rain, but the Pembroke Oastle cut through the waves with hardly any motion at all. We anchored that night off Jura. ...On the 10th the rain had ceased and the weather cleared, though it was still blow- 331 UECOLLECTIONS 1882- ing fresh when we anchored at Oban ; here we were met by Sir James Kamsden, and taken in liis yacht Jessie into tlie bay and then round toDiuistaffnage Castle, where we hmded and met Mr. And Mrs. Ghidstone, who had driven there. The sun had come out brilliantly and the little bay was lovely, and the sea a cerulean blue. On the 11th we sailed through the Sound of Mull, passing Tobermory and the dreaded Ardnamurchan Point, till we came op- posite Loch Hourn; here we got into Mr.
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