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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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| Legerwood | Legerwood | Continued | far as I have seen with clay - At one place, where a quarry has been opened for dikes, these veins appear to cut each other at right angles; Some running almost due North - others East - Immediately above the bridge, at Dods Mill, on the Edinburgh road - a striking effect may be seen, produced by the action of water on this veinous rock which arrested the attention of the French Traveller, M. Faujas St Fond - This stream has uncovered a pretty large mass, and by washing away the soft veins, which lay parallel to its course, has caused the hard rock to present the appearance which might be mistaken at first sight for Columnar Bassalt - In a scientific point of view, it does not seem to possess much interest; but its appearance is attractive, especially if the formation be mistaken for Columnar - The end, covered with Ivy, of the edifice upon which the Mill-wheel turns, and the trough that conveys the impelling |
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