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I was delighted with this ride - Strathbogie is beautiful but I have not
time to describe its beauties.
The town
of Huntly is delightfully situated - and excellently planned.
I was most kindly received here by a Mr.
Andrews, a taylor and clothier.
His wife
was particularly kind to me - everything she could conceive would make me
comfortable that she instantly provided.
I had sent bills here and Mr. Maitland had writ to them of my coming.
I lectured in the Hall to a crowded and
attentive audience, about 3 hours and slept in Mr. Andrews.
left Inverury with the "Duchess of Gordon" for
Huntly which I reached about 5 in the evening.
Typed by Betty Kay 11th May 1996, from Dan Marshall`s
notes of the original journal.
Permission to reprint granted by Morris Kay, 25 June, 2012.
©2013, copyright Alana Farrell
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