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\nwhich might or might not burn off,
\nadder our way up Glen Isla.<\/p>\n
\nof Kirkton of Kingoldrum
\nlet’s consider an uncertain saint’s well.<\/p>\n
\ncan’t be enough. Pass misty thick
\nBalintore’s family hamlet. Just find a name.<\/p>\n
\nas a hard place deep in the marsh.
\nSo how will we know when the loch comes close?
\nBridgend of Lintrathen offers half-truths.
\nLet’s search for falls. We’re not yet lost enough
\nto realise how very lost we are.<\/p>\n