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	Mountains!
		This mountain, whose elevation is low, extends from north to south with a gradual slope towards the east.
		Mount ‘Ayr is ascribed as the southern border of the Haram of Al-Madinah al-Munawwarah.
		It is actually a chain of contiguous mountains extending from east to west, inclining a little towards the north, from the latter.
	www.geocities.com /madpakcom/mmountains.html (1689 words)

	Ténéré - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Its boundaries are conventionally said to be the Aïr Mountains in the west, the Ahaggar Mountains in the north, the Djado Plateau in the northeast, the Tibesti Mountains in the east and the basin of Lake Chad in the south.
		The modern inhabitants of the Ténéré are largely Tuareg of Ayr and Azawagh.
		The "capital" of the Ténéré is the town of Agadez, in the shadow of the Aïr Mountains.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tenere (548 words)

	Historical perspective for Ayr (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Reconstituted, under the name of Ayr Academy, in 1794, it received a royal charter in 1798; gives instruction (1881) to 394 pupils in classics, modern languages, mathematics, etc.; is conducted by a rector, four masters, and a large staff of assistants; and passed under the Burgh school-board in 1873.
		Ayr was made a royal burgh about 1200 by a charter of William the Lyon, ` which,' says Hill Burton, ` is perhaps the oldest known charter absolutely bringing a burgh into existence; ' and it then received the extensive privileges it still enjoys.
		The united parish is bounded N by the river Ayr, parting it from Newton and St Quivox; E by Coylton; SE by Dalrymple; SW by the river Doon, which separates it from Maybole; and W by the Bay of Ayr or Firth of Clyde.
	www.geo.ed.ac.uk:81 /scotgaz/towns/townhistory478.html (4927 words)

	Preservation North Carolina: See Restorations - Ayr Mount Historic Site
		Ayr Mount is a property of Classical American Homes Preservation Trust and is operated by Preservation North Carolina.
		Ayr Mount is a meticulously restored 1815 plantation home and is exquisitely furnished with Federal Antiques and Decorative Art.
		The last heir residing at Ayr Mount, Samuel Kirkland, died in 1971 and lies alongside his kinfolk in the family cemetery.
	www.presnc.org /seerestorations/ayrmount/ayrmount.html (888 words)

	Go Old Kyle ... or how Coos County got its names - The World newspaper
		Hidden away in the Reiber family archives in Ayr, Neb., for several generations is a story that not a lot of people know about.
		Melting glaciers were leaving isolated pools and lakes of water across a land that was as unstable as it was decimated by the beginnings of the global warming that made water out of ice in a big way.
		He would have to catch the leader of the mountain fishes to restore peace and tranquility to the area.
	www.theworldlink.com /trektracktroll/goold.html (1012 words)

	Crawford Clan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		During the reign of William the Lion one Sir Reginald of Crawford was appoint ed Sheriff of Ayr, a demanding and powerful post which was one of the Offices of the Crown with administrative and financial duties as well as the responsibility for hearing appeals from Courts of Barony.
		A younger son of the first m entioned Sheriff of Ayr gave rise to the Crawfords of Craufurdland; his claim to this property was confirmed by Robert III in 1391.
		The second important marriage was that of Margaret Crawford, sister of the Sheriff of Ayr, in 1297; she married Sir Malcolm Wallace of Ellerslie and their son, William Wallace, was to prove himself as Scotland's greatest patriot.
	www.cs.haverford.edu /people/fcrawfor/crawf.html (831 words)

	Thomsonfly - The low fares airline that goes further - Destinations
		An enchanting region of rolling mountains, breathtaking beaches, sun dappled forests and frosted fairytale castles, Ayrshire is a beguiling area steeped in stunning landscapes that takes you back in time.
		Ayr has a good selection of cosy traditional pubs, some playing lively music, popular bars, one of which is in a converted church building and if you fancy a wee dance into the early hours there are two vibrant nightclubs.
		Scotland's premier racecourse, Ayr hosts Flat and National Hunt fixtures and is home to the Scottish Grand National and the Ayr Gold Cup.
	www.thomsonfly.com /en/destination_2090.html (929 words)

	Hotels in Ayr Scotland accommodation - Ayr hotels accommodation in Scotland UK
		Ayr became a popular resort for the wealthy Victorians in the 19th century, with a new town of wide streets and boulevards behind the old town.
		The Ramada Jarvis Ayr is situated near the town centre.
		To dial a number in Ayr from outside the UK: dial the International Access Code of the country you are calling from - follow that by the Country Code for the country you are calling to (44 for the UK) - dial the local area code omitting the initial ‘0’ e.g.
	www.kayukay.co.uk /ayrhotels.html (1190 words)

	Vail Daily News for Vail and Beaver Creek Colorado - Ski and Snowboard
		The mountains average 400 inches of dry, fluffy snow a winter.
		The Tushars are home to one of Utah’s largest herds of mountain goats, which cling to the flanks of peaks even during winter, browsing for sparse grasses and lichen.
		Ski touring by yurt is becoming increasingly popular in the Rocky Mountains, but skiers are on their own at many backcountry yurts.
	www.vaildaily.com /article/20060123/RECREATION01/101230027 (1089 words)

	Ayr and Home Hill, Tropical North Queensland
		From the look-out a magnificent vista stretches to the mountains and to the sea.
		Ayr is situated on the northern approach to the Burdekin River.
		Of interest in the town, situated in the main street, is a clock tower which commemorates John Drysdale who introduced the method of injecting spears into the ground to pierce the underground water supply.
	www.holidaynq.com.au /ayr.html (454 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Diocese of Galloway
		It comprises the Counties of Dumfries, Kirkcudbright, and Wigtown and about four-fifths of the County of Ayr, thus embracing a territory of 3347 square miles and a general population of 373,670, of which Catholics form only a small fraction.
		From the extent of territory it would be perhaps more accurately described as a new diocese, for it was formed out of two outlying portions of the former eastern and western vicariates and has more than double the are it had at either previous restoration.
		But the new bishop was a man of great energy and zeal, with a wide missionary and administrative experience, and in a comparatively short time he not only thoroughly organized the diocese but also furnished it abundantly with churches, schools, presbyteries, and an efficient clergy.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/06370a.htm (640 words)

	The Island of Mythe
		In anger the Goddess separated Her children by striking the land with Her sword, creating a ridge of mountains along the diagonal length of the isle.
		A nick in the blade left a pass between the Arzus Mountains of the north and the Cryoiea Mountains of the south.
		It was an arduous journey into the mountains, but they finally arrived at the spring, which fed the rivers.
	www.santharia.com /places/mythe.htm (2298 words)

	Ayr Drug rehab centers referrals for Drugs and Alcohol rehabilitation Treatment Addiction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Ayr Drug rehab residential, Ontario, On Drug rehab centers residential are facilities that you attend on a more or less volunteer basis.
		Ayr Drug rehab outpatient, Ontario, On Drug rehab centers outpatient are facilities that you can go and when your courses, meetings, counseling etc are over.
		Alcohol Rehab Ayr, Ontario, On Alcohol rehab is a place where an individual who has a drinking problem can receive help.
	www.drug-rehab.ca /ontario_drug_rehab/ayr_drug_rehab_centers.htm (1345 words)

	Driving Directions and Map to Burn Ayr Farm in Delhi NY
		Driving Directions to Burn Ayr Farm in Delhi, NY Proprietors Kathy and Kevin Sullivan and Nancy Thomson invite you to visit our beautiful new farm stand at Burn Ayr Farm near Delhi, NY.
		Burn Ayr Farm will be on your right, slightly more than 3 miles after you leave the Village limits.
		Burn Ayr Farm will be on your left, about 8 miles after you leave Andes.
	www.burnayrfarm.com /directions.html (146 words)

	Ayrshire Area Scout Campisite - Culzean
		It is 12 miles south west of Ayr, 8 miles north of Girvan and 3 miles from Maybole;.R.: O.S. The site, which is open from the beginning of May until the end of September, has a peaceful woodland setting.
		Sea Angling can be booked in Ayr or Gurvan and Trout fishing at a man-made lochan (sure to land a catch) can be booked at Springwater Fisheries, Dalrymple.
		On the A719 south of Ayr there is a Farm Park near the Heads of Ayr.
	www.ayrshire1st6th.btinternet.co.uk /culzean/culzean.htm (1634 words)

	THEORY of the EARTH (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		A solid body of land could not have answered the purpose of a habitable world; for a soil is necessary to the growth of plants; and a soil is nothing but the materials collected from the destruction of the solid land.
		THE heights of our land are thus levelled with the shores; our fertile plains are formed from the ruins of the mountains; and those travelling materials are still pursued by the moving water, and propelled along the inclined surface of the earth.
		These moveable materials, delivered into the sea, cannot, for a long continuance, rest upon the shore; for, by the agitation of the winds, the tides and currents, every moveable thing is carried farther and farther along the shelving bottom of the sea, towards the unfathomable regions of the ocean.
	www.mala.bc.ca /~johnstoi/essays/Hutton.htm (13374 words)

	Grand Hotel Station, Ulster & Delaware Railroad (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		It stands on a commanding terrace of Monka Hill Mountain, and on the dividing line between Ulster and Delaware counties.
		the view of mountain and valley is superb, rivaled only by the crest of the mountain itself in the rear, to which the ascent is short and easy, bringing the eye 2,489 feet in the air and free from obstruction on every side.
		The Belle Ayr slope, here known as "Highmount," is dotted here and there with pretty cottages in a park of 1,500 mountain acres, with an average elevation of over 2,000 feet.
	www.udrrhs.org /html/grand-hotel-station.htm (252 words)

	William GIBSON
		The third trip was to the Book Cliff mountains and is also described further on.
		The fourth and last trip was to the Uintah Agency with William Tanner of Wanship who had lost a horse, we did not get his horse, but learned that it had been killed on the upper trail.
		On Red Creek one of our horses was shot by the Indians; (When a horse got sulky or troublesome the Indians would always shoot it.) When we saw the shot horse, we knew we were on the right trail.
	homepage.mac.com /venitar/Genealogy/Histories/WmGibson/wmgibson.html (3164 words)

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		William Chambers, writer, Ayr To the Earl of Eglinton To Mr.
		Ballantine, by publishing my poem of "The Brigs of Ayr." I would detest myself as a wretch, if I thought I were capable in a very long life of forgetting the honest, warm, and tender delicacy with which he enters into my interests.
		I am sometimes pleased with myself in my grateful sensations; but I believe, on the whole, I have very little merit in it, as my gratitude is not a virtue, the consequence of reflection, but sheerly the instinctive emotion of my heart, too inattentive to allow worldly maxims and views to settle into selfish habits.
	www.ibiblio.org /pub/docs/books/gutenberg/etext06/8burn10.txt (16447 words)

	Kyle Family Society
		He is said to have wasted the country between the Ayr and the Doon as far inland as the vicinity of Dalmellington, about sixteen miles from the sea.
		To the north of the River Ayr was "Kyle Stewart," lands held by the Fitzalan's since the 11th century (the future Stewart Kings of Scotland).
		To the south was Kyle Regis or King's Kyle, lands historically retained by the monarch under royal authority from the royal castle at Ayr (On May 16, 1975 Ayr County Council officially disbanded these old districts and burghs).
	www.kylesociety.org /Kyle_NameHistory.htm (4998 words)

	History of geology--Maclure
		He concentrated on crossing and recrossing all portions of the Appalachian Mountains.
		Maclure's map was published first in 1809, accompanied by Observations on the geology of the United States in the Transactions of the American Philosophical Society.
		Thus, he did not recognize the relationship between Paleozoic strata of the Appalachian Mountains and Appalachian Plateau regions.
	academic.emporia.edu /aberjame/histgeol/maclure/maclure.htm (1189 words)

	Dempster Family
		Many times there were terrible storms in the mountains and the streams in the valley were so swollen that John would keep the sheep on the mountain sides rather than risk crossing the river.
		On his headstone in the cemetery in Ayr it says that he died at the age of 90 years.
		Children: (1) Elizabeth baptized 5 June 1835 in Ayr, Ayrshire, Scotland (2) William baptized 14 November 1838 in Dalrymple, Ayrshire (3) James born 1841 (4) Robert Andrew born 16 September 1843 in Otisville, Wayne County, Michigan; died 24 April 1928 in Belleville, Wayne County, Michigan.
	home.sprintmail.com /~robtmarj/demster.html (6776 words)

	Coneybeare Lodge bed and breakfast inn - Squamish, British Columbia
		Surrounded by mountains and nestled up against the forest, the lodge provides a magnificent setting.
		From the expansive garden, follow the trail past the rustic fire pit to an old growth Sitka spruce forest with a small meandering stream replete with spawning salmon in the winter.
		There are so many activities to do in our area such as: Mountain biking, rock climbing, skiing & snowboarding, mountain & ice climbing, white water rafting, canoeing, kayaking, windsurfing, hiking, bird watching, fishing, golf, scuba diving, horseback riding and snowmobiling.
	www.lanierbb.com /inns/bb11700.html (278 words)

	Cave painting - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		At Ukhahlamba-Drakensberg, South Africa, now thought to be some 3,000 years old, the paintings by the San people who settled in the area some 8,000 years ago depict animals and humans, and are thought to represent religious beliefs.
		Cave paintings are found in the Tassili n'Ajjer mountains in southeast Algeria also in the Akakus, Messak Settafet and Tadrart in Libya and other Sahara regions including: Ayr mountains, Niger and Tibesti, Chad.
		Significant early cave paintings have also been found in Australia.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cave_paintings (895 words)

	Kirtley photos: Yale School of Public Health
		Located in the foothills of the Bagzan Mountains is the village of Abardok.
		By camelback and foot we traveled with him to the most remote oasis and boulder formations of the Bagzan and other ranges in the Ayr Mountains… to secret places known by few other outsiders.
		Many takoubas are passed from generation to generation, and said to be protected by the victories of their past owners.
	info.med.yale.edu /publichealth/news/archives/june/kirtley1.html (970 words)

	Colonial Inn, Pine Hill, Catskill Mountains, New York - Recreation and Lodging Info
		When you're visiting the Catskill Mountains, this hotel is a great place to stay.
		Up on the top of Belle Ayr Mountain you'll get a great view and paddling on Batavia Kill River is so much fun.
		Mountain Creek is a great place to do that and get wet paddling on Schoharie Creek.
	www.placesofamerica.com /hotels/102/1028347_Colonial_Inn_New_York_Pine_Hill.html (694 words)

	Chapter XXIX.
		That amiable being, who, when seeking to wipe the tear of affliction from the cheek of others, minded not the drops of blood which were distilling in secret from his own heart, began the recital of his first acquaintance with his young Sir Edwin.
		Murray joined him on the banks of the Irwin; and as Ayr was no very great distance from that river, at two hours before midnight the little army entered Laglane Wood; where they halted, while Wallace, with his chieftains, proceeded to reconnoitre the town.
		Wallace was not aware that he had killed the governor of Ayr till the terror-struck exclamations of his enemies informed him that the ruthless instigator of the massacre was slain.
	digital.library.upenn.edu /women/porter/chiefs/chiefs-29.html (2610 words)

	Ayr & Home Hill Accommodation — Apartments, hotels, motels, budget, bed breakfast QLD Australia
		Ayr Hotel is a friendly family owned run business located in the centre of Ayr on Queens street.
		Ayr Hotel offers 22 newly renovated air-conditioned rooms ranging from...
		If you are looking for harvest trail work or just need to earn some money while you travel, why not come work, stay and...
	www.totaltravel.com.au /travel/qld/townsvillearea/bowen/directory/accommodation (136 words)

	Cheap hotels in Ayr, Ayrshire: 4 star hotel deals
		This ancient land has a brutal history and is studded with ancient castles and strongholds.
		Hotels deals in Ayr are subject to availability.
		The Western House Hotel and Lodge is situated within the Grounds of Ayr Racecourse, The Lodge offers 39 bedrooms with exellent facilities offering an ideal base for the leisure of Business Traveller alike, wireless Internet connections, DVD players a...
	www.cheapaccommodation.com /Ayr/4-star-hotel (389 words)

	birding facts Birding Resources by the Fat Birder
		The northern most point of the county is the Point of Ayr, a good place for both sea and migrant watching.
		Beyond these are the mountains of the Clwydian Range, home to upland birds such as Red Grouse, Meadow Pipits, Whinchat and Curlew.
		The Point of Ayr is great for sea-watching during strong north-westerly winds.
	www.fatbirder.com /links_geo/europe/wales_clywd.html (1215 words)

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