Ireland Illustrated With Pen And Pencil
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>inis Island, which divides the stream, one portion of the THE EAGLE S NEST, KILLAKNEY.
waters flowing out into the Middle or Tore Lake, the other passing on to Lough Leane.
Dinis Island is delightful, and any who have neither time nor inclination for the longer trips will find this part most accessible, and equal in beauty to any in the whole range of the Killarney lakes.
Passing under Brickeen Bridge, having tarried for a moment to gather a sprig or two of arbutus, the boat shoots out upon th...e wide waters of the Lower Lake. This is 5,ooo acres in extent, being about five miles long by two wide. When it is breezy, as the writer tested by experience, the waves can rise, and the rowers need to bend their backs to the oars to uree their craft across to Innisfallen and then on to Ross Island. The former, twenty-one acres in extent, is the gem of Lough Leane. It is lovely as regards IRELAND ILL USTRA TED.
its scenery, and it is venerable by reason of past associations. Here, in the seventh century, St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
>inis Island, which divides the stream, one portion of the THE EAGLE S NEST, KILLAKNEY.
waters flowing out into the Middle or Tore Lake, the other passing on to Lough Leane.
Dinis Island is delightful, and any who have neither time nor inclination for the longer trips will find this part most accessible, and equal in beauty to any in the whole range of the Killarney lakes.
Passing under Brickeen Bridge, having tarried for a moment to gather a sprig or two of arbutus, the boat shoots out upon th...e wide waters of the Lower Lake. This is 5,ooo acres in extent, being about five miles long by two wide. When it is breezy, as the writer tested by experience, the waves can rise, and the rowers need to bend their backs to the oars to uree their craft across to Innisfallen and then on to Ross Island. The former, twenty-one acres in extent, is the gem of Lough Leane. It is lovely as regards IRELAND ILL USTRA TED.
its scenery, and it is venerable by reason of past associations. Here, in the seventh century, St.
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