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Raphael Tuck 'Oilette' postcard The Three Sisters Glencoe |
Glencoe
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The Three Sisters Glencoe |
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The text on this postcard quotes from Dorothy Wordsworth's journal of 1803, about a century before this card was published. " 'The Three Sisters', Glencoe: The impression was as if the glen were nothing: its loneliness and retirement. The mountains were all in all. Exceedingly lofty, rugged in surface, the whole mountain a mass of stone, wrinkled and puckered up together. No trees in the glen - only pasturage for the cattle; but the mountains." |