The Salmon Rivers And Lochs of Scotland
The Salmon Rivers And Lochs of Scotland
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Milburn has erected one or two useful croys since he bought the property, and his efforts are rewarded in larger totals.
RIVER DIONARD OR GRUDIE This river presents conditions the very opposite to those of the Hope. It is a longish river, flowing from a small loch at its head, and entering a long sea estuary the Kyle of Durness within a few miles of Cape Wrath. The length of the river from its little Dionard Loch to the head of the Kyle is 10| miles, and but a small stream of a couple of miles ...flows down to Loch Dionard from two tarns on the slopes of Meall Horn. From the southern slopes of the same mountain a burn runs down into Loch Stack, from which the Laxford flows.
The Dionard is a stony and rocky river, with a great variety of small pools, and of no great volume in ordinary conditions. The upper waters sometimes have done surprisingly well, for, when the river is in flood, the pools are so small and the broken water so continuous, that fish are induced to push on to Loch Dionard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Milburn has erected one or two useful croys since he bought the property, and his efforts are rewarded in larger totals.
RIVER DIONARD OR GRUDIE This river presents conditions the very opposite to those of the Hope. It is a longish river, flowing from a small loch at its head, and entering a long sea estuary the Kyle of Durness within a few miles of Cape Wrath. The length of the river from its little Dionard Loch to the head of the Kyle is 10| miles, and but a small stream of a couple of miles ...flows down to Loch Dionard from two tarns on the slopes of Meall Horn. From the southern slopes of the same mountain a burn runs down into Loch Stack, from which the Laxford flows.
The Dionard is a stony and rocky river, with a great variety of small pools, and of no great volume in ordinary conditions. The upper waters sometimes have done surprisingly well, for, when the river is in flood, the pools are so small and the broken water so continuous, that fish are induced to push on to Loch Dionard.
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