From Wapping to the Scottish Highlands by Sea and Rail
The author traces summer travel from London to Edinburgh via sea and rail, noting sea routes to Dundee and Aberdeen, fishing shoals off St Abbs, and vibrant Scottish sights. He details Stirling and Callander journeys, the Glencoe pass, Ballachulish hotel, then a screw-steamer cruise down the Firth of Forth with reflections on Loch Leven and a volcanic lake surrounded by high walls and legends among local Indigenous people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapping
Edinburgh
Dundee
Aberdeen
Yarmouth
Yorkshire
Flamborough Head
Fern Islands
Grace Darling
St. Abb’s Head
Firth of Forth
Wick
Thurso
Scotland
St. Abbs Head
Shields
Ireland
Revenons
Moutons
Granton Pier
Athens
Calton Hill
Holyrood
John Knox
Castle
Europe
Scott and Burns
Atlantic
Staffa
Glencoe
Stirling
Bannockburn
Perthshire Highlands
Dunkeld
Blair Athole
Callander
Trossa
Lewis Katrine
Lomond
Loch Luibnig
Lochearn
Glens
Killen
Loch Tay
Ossian
Glencoe Torrent
Loch Leven
Ballachulish
Crater Lake Explored in Cascade Mountains Oregon
The New York Times correspondent reports a July visit to Crater Lake in the Cascade Mountains Oregon. He notes the lake lies about twenty five miles from Fort Klamath and a mountain track from Jacksonville Rogue River runs three miles from it. The journey traverses volcanic terrain with the rim at about nine thousand feet above sea level and a sense of sky both above and below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Great Circle
Lake Wall
Klamath Lake
New York Times
Crater Lake
Cascade Mountains
Oregon
Fort Klamath
Jacksonville
Rogue River
The Tichborne Case Ends With Metaphysical Debate
Dr. Kenealy concludes twenty one day defence in Queen's Bench as Lord Chief Justice questions his fat intellect theory. The exchange features a sly jab at the three loan magnates presiding over the court and a playful allusion to England's beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dullet
Dr. Kenealy
England
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Deer Forest
Inveravon
MacPherson
William III