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TOURS FROM TWO TO FOURTEEN DAYS.
3d day. Braemar to Lochnagar and back (pony or on foot), page 329.
4th day. Braemar to top of Ben-muich-dui and Loch A’an, and
back: or if this is too much fatigue, to Falls of Garrawalt
and Linn of Dee (pony, dog-cart, or on foot), page 339.
5th day. Braemar to Aberdeen (coach and railway), page 322.
6th day. Aberdeen to Inverness (railway and coach), page 527.
7th day. Inverness to Bannavie, by Caledonian Canal (steamer,
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays), page 515.
8th day. Bannavie to top of Ben Nevis, page 514.
9th day. Bannavie to Staffa and Iona, or to Glencoe, and, returning
to Oban, change steamers at Oban, page 457.
10th day. Oban to either of the above places (Iona or Glencoe) not
visited previous day (steamer).
11th day. Oban to Inverary by Loch Awe (coach), page 447-
12th day. Inverary to the Trosachs by Glencroe and Tarbet (coach),
page 445.
13th day. Trosachs to Edinburgh or Glasgow (coach and railway),
page 224.
Skye, Ross, Inverness, Argyle, and Perth Shires, 14 days.
1st day. Glasgow to Oban by Crinan Canal, leaving on a Monday
or Wednesday, so as to catch the Skye steamer the next
morning at Oban, page 434.
2d day. Oban to Broadford in Skye (steamer) on Tuesday or Friday
mornings, page 482.
3d day. Broadford to Shgachan by private conveyance, boat, and
ponies, passing the Spar Cave, Loch Scavaig, Coruisk,
the Cucnullin Mountains, and Glen Sligachan, page 487.
4th day. Sligachan to Portree by mail or private conveyance,
visiting the Storr Rock same day, page 494.
5th day. Portree to Oban by steamer ; or Portree to Jeantown in
Ross-shire by mail, page 503.
6th day. Jeantown to Dingwall by mail, thence per private convey¬
ance to Inverness, page 540.
7th day. Inverness to Bannavie by Caledonian Canal, page 510.
8th day. Climb Ben Nevis, page 514.
9th day. Bannavie to Oban, continuing to Staffa, Iona, or Glencoe,
as the steamer may suit, changing steamer at Oban,
page 457.
10th day. Oban to Iona or Glencoe—which ever was unvisited on
previous day (steamer), page 476.
11th day. Oban to Glasgow by Crinan Canal (steamer); or Oban to
Inverary by Loch Awe (coach), page 447.
12th day. Inverary to Tarbet, Loch Lomond (coach), page 445.
13th day. Tarbet to the Trosachs by Loch Katrine (steamer and
coach), page 224.
14th day. Trosachs to Edinburgh or Glasgow (coach and railway),
page 224.
3d day. Braemar to Lochnagar and back (pony or on foot), page 329.
4th day. Braemar to top of Ben-muich-dui and Loch A’an, and
back: or if this is too much fatigue, to Falls of Garrawalt
and Linn of Dee (pony, dog-cart, or on foot), page 339.
5th day. Braemar to Aberdeen (coach and railway), page 322.
6th day. Aberdeen to Inverness (railway and coach), page 527.
7th day. Inverness to Bannavie, by Caledonian Canal (steamer,
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays), page 515.
8th day. Bannavie to top of Ben Nevis, page 514.
9th day. Bannavie to Staffa and Iona, or to Glencoe, and, returning
to Oban, change steamers at Oban, page 457.
10th day. Oban to either of the above places (Iona or Glencoe) not
visited previous day (steamer).
11th day. Oban to Inverary by Loch Awe (coach), page 447-
12th day. Inverary to the Trosachs by Glencroe and Tarbet (coach),
page 445.
13th day. Trosachs to Edinburgh or Glasgow (coach and railway),
page 224.
Skye, Ross, Inverness, Argyle, and Perth Shires, 14 days.
1st day. Glasgow to Oban by Crinan Canal, leaving on a Monday
or Wednesday, so as to catch the Skye steamer the next
morning at Oban, page 434.
2d day. Oban to Broadford in Skye (steamer) on Tuesday or Friday
mornings, page 482.
3d day. Broadford to Shgachan by private conveyance, boat, and
ponies, passing the Spar Cave, Loch Scavaig, Coruisk,
the Cucnullin Mountains, and Glen Sligachan, page 487.
4th day. Sligachan to Portree by mail or private conveyance,
visiting the Storr Rock same day, page 494.
5th day. Portree to Oban by steamer ; or Portree to Jeantown in
Ross-shire by mail, page 503.
6th day. Jeantown to Dingwall by mail, thence per private convey¬
ance to Inverness, page 540.
7th day. Inverness to Bannavie by Caledonian Canal, page 510.
8th day. Climb Ben Nevis, page 514.
9th day. Bannavie to Oban, continuing to Staffa, Iona, or Glencoe,
as the steamer may suit, changing steamer at Oban,
page 457.
10th day. Oban to Iona or Glencoe—which ever was unvisited on
previous day (steamer), page 476.
11th day. Oban to Glasgow by Crinan Canal (steamer); or Oban to
Inverary by Loch Awe (coach), page 447.
12th day. Inverary to Tarbet, Loch Lomond (coach), page 445.
13th day. Tarbet to the Trosachs by Loch Katrine (steamer and
coach), page 224.
14th day. Trosachs to Edinburgh or Glasgow (coach and railway),
page 224.
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| Antiquarian books of Scotland > Scotland/Scots > Black's picturesque tourist of Scotland > (29) |
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| Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/130028538 |
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| Description | 13th edition. |
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| Shelfmark | ABS.1.78.20 |
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| Description | Thousands of printed books from the Antiquarian Books of Scotland collection which dates from 1641 to the 1980s. The collection consists of 14,800 books which were published in Scotland or have a Scottish connection, e.g. through the author, printer or owner. Subjects covered include sport, education, diseases, adventure, occupations, Jacobites, politics and religion. Among the 29 languages represented are English, Gaelic, Italian, French, Russian and Swedish. |
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