Studies of Nature On the Coast of Arran
Studies of Nature On the Coast of Arran
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The voyage was from the Clyde to the Mersey, and back again. At three o'clock in the afternoon we leave Corrie by a returning steamer, and make straight for Garroch Head, the southern promontory of Bute. We keep our faces turned towards that white house on the shore which has now acquired for us some- 112 STUDIES OF NATURE thing of the sacredness of home. The air is clear, and for miles we can distinguish the handkerchiefs which are being waved in token of protracted farewell. It is curious to ...note how, as we recede, the Island seems to rise upon us, the rapid motion of the vessel communi- cating itself to the land. First the belt of rocky wood and of houses ; then the high green shelf which means the old sea-level; and last the great serrated peaks which start up from behind and even seem to curve over towards the sea. When we have almost reached Bute, which is twelve miles from Arran, we, who know it so well, can still make out the white house on the shore, and discriminate it from the other grey dots by which it is surrounded.
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The voyage was from the Clyde to the Mersey, and back again. At three o'clock in the afternoon we leave Corrie by a returning steamer, and make straight for Garroch Head, the southern promontory of Bute. We keep our faces turned towards that white house on the shore which has now acquired for us some- 112 STUDIES OF NATURE thing of the sacredness of home. The air is clear, and for miles we can distinguish the handkerchiefs which are being waved in token of protracted farewell. It is curious to ...note how, as we recede, the Island seems to rise upon us, the rapid motion of the vessel communi- cating itself to the land. First the belt of rocky wood and of houses ; then the high green shelf which means the old sea-level; and last the great serrated peaks which start up from behind and even seem to curve over towards the sea. When we have almost reached Bute, which is twelve miles from Arran, we, who know it so well, can still make out the white house on the shore, and discriminate it from the other grey dots by which it is surrounded.
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