Both writers make light of this crossing from Fort Augustus to the middle of Glenmoriston, even though it must have proven their most arduous stage so far — eleven miles of high, hard going, ‘ cut in traverses’ as Johnson says, ‘ so that as we went upon a higher stage, we saw the baggage following us below in a contrary direction.’
Both writers illuminate this crossing from Fort Augustus to the middle of Glenmoriston, even though it must have proven their most arduous stage so far — eleven miles of high, hard going, ‘ cut in traverses’ as Johnson says, ‘ so that as we went upon a higher stage, we saw the baggage following us below in a contrary direction.’