"A Highland glen upon a warm summer day has one of the freshest and most intoxicating smells that I know. I think that if I were struck blind and suddenly put down in such a place on such a day I would know where I was. I would smell that wide .air which is not only clean and fresh, but is loaded with a number of rich and unmistakable scents— peat; bog-myrtl.e, ' pine trees, heather, and something in the very quality of the earth itself ." I— From a talk ab.out the Highland fiii a B.B.C. programme, "On Know'ing Britain."
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Chronicle (Levin), 19 December 1949, Page 4
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99Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Chronicle (Levin), 19 December 1949, Page 4
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