Famous homes of Great Britain and their stories (1900)
Malan, Alfred Henry, editor · New York, G. P. Putnam's son; London, The Pall Mall magazine · leaf 204
tion that he mightbetter enjoy the sportafforded by the valleyof the Findhorn ; but,considering that fromits strength and situ-ation Lochindorb wasdangerous, he re-solved to have it de-stroyed, and gave theThane of Cawdor acommission for carrying out the work, agreeing to pay himfor doing so the… … THE DRAWBRIDGE FROM A PHOTOGRAPH BY VALENTINE, DUNDEE 176 Cawt)or Castle of the Findhorn ; but despite the distance and the rough groundto be traversed, one of the Calders, a Highland Samson, car-ried the iron door across from Lochindorb to Cawdor on hisback as a proof that the Castle had been…
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