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Title: Picturesque Donegal: its mountains, rivers, and lakes. Being the Great Northern Railway (Ireland) Company's illustrated guide to the sporting and touring grounds of the north of Ireland
Year: 1908 (1900s)
Authors: Shrubsole, Edgar S
Subjects: Donegal (Ireland : County) -- Description and travel
Publisher: London : W. Cate, Limited
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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ssed and so homeby Lough Meenbannad,—quite an interesting run through typicalRosses scenery. Croghv Head should certainly be visited. It isdistant from Dungloe nearly five miles ; the road lies throughToberkeen, passes a pretty sheet of water connected by a shortstream with Lough Nageeragh, then skirts the beautiful LoughIllion (the best brown-trout water in The Rosses) and terminateson the sands of Magherv Bay. This is a very charming spot :there is a capital stretch of sand offering excellent bathingfacilities, and at Termon is some fine rock scenery. TemplecroneRectory, situated close to Maghery Bay, is to be let furnished.Lough Anglish, an excellent brown-trout lake, and some capitalshooting arc within a mile of the residence. It is an ideal spotfor a restful holiday. From Maghery the way to Croghy Headlies in the direction of the Martello Tower : not at all a difficultclimb, the elevation of the Head being only 800 feet. Fromthe top a really fine view is obtained. The parish of
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ROSSES AXD GJVEEBARRA. 89 Templecrone, studded with its hundred lakes, lies mappedout below, and the elevation is not too high to preventthis extraordinary country being seen in detail on a finedav. To the north is a marvellous seaboard of rocks andlakelets with a coast line of exceptionally picturesque irregu-larity. To the south-west is a remarkable landslip ; partof the mountain-side has the strange appearance of totteringtowards the sea ; by some mighty convulsion,—probably thefalling in of an enormous cavern,—this huge mass,—over aquarter a mile in length,—has become separated from the main

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