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	The Town of The Blue Mountains
		Craigleith was the home of the famous Sir Sanford Fleming whom we know as "The Father of Standard Time", and also as the site of the tragic sinking of the steamer Mary Ward in 1872, commemorated by Wardâs Road which marks Craigleithâs western boundary.
		The popular Craigleith Depot, one of the last of the old wooden CNR stations, is the location of acres of fabulous lilac blossoms every spring.
		Craigleith is more than just a "Rocky Bay": Northwinds Beach, the home of board sailing in Ontario, teams with bathers and sun worshipers on its sandy shore, and Craigleith Provincial Park lures the campers to come with its fishing, fossil hunting, and its proximity to many tourist sites.
	www.thebluemountains.ca /villages.cfm?id=2 (177 words)

	Wyandotte Nation of Oklahoma (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Craigleith and the Birth of the Historic Wyandot Tribe
		When they arrived at the two Petun Deer villages at Craigleith the Turtle people of Ossossane were received as refugees, allies and kin, although to house and feed them without notice at the end of winter, and to provide hospitality on the necessary scale, must have strained Petun resources substantially.
		On a high ridge inland from the Nottawasaga Bay (of Georgian Bay) shores at Craigleith, the two villages controlled access inland from the beach and would necessarily be the first two villages reached by the refugees crossing from Ossossane.
	www.wyandotte-nation.org /history/misc_articles/birth_historic_wyandot.html (1888 words)

	Tree Mallow: Effects on Puffins (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Yet, for one of the largest colonies, Craigleith, this trend has recently been reversed with numbers dropping from 28,000 burrows in 1999 to only 14,000 in 2003.
		A recent study on Craigleith has shown that the number of puffin burrows is strongly and negatively related to the cover of tree mallow (Fig.
		From: Van der Wal, R. Investigation of the relationship between the invasive alien tree mallow (Lavatera arborea) and the atlantic puffin (Fratercula arctica) and trialling of control of the tree mallow on the island of Craigleith in the Firth of Forth (Forth Islands SPA).
	www.ceh-nerc.ac.uk /treemallow/effects/index.html (306 words)

	CRAIGLEITH AND THE BIRTH OF THE HISTORIC WYANDOT TRIBE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		When they arrived at the two Petun Deer villages at Craigleith the Turtle people of Ossossane were received as refugees, allies and kin, although to house and feed them without notice at the end of winter, and to provide hospitality on the necessary scale, must have strained Petun resources substantially.
		On a high ridge inland from the Nottawasaga Bay (of Georgian Bay) shores at Craigleith, the two villages controlled access inland from the beach and would necessarily be the first two villages reached by the refugees crossing from Ossossane.
		The survivors consolidated for the winter in the two overburdened northern villages near the Craigleith beach.
	www.wyandot.org /craigleith.html (1903 words)

	Wild Thing I Love You from Channel4.com
		This week, Bill and the team are on the island of Craigleith, in the Firth of Forth, a mile offshore from North Berwick in Scotland.
		There are a number of obvious puffin predators in the skies above Craigleith, like gulls and peregrine falcons, but they are not in high enough numbers to have driven the puffins down so quickly by themselves.
		The possibility of storms and rough seas make landing on Craigleith a bit hairy and the island is soon to be visited by seals giving birth, so the team must work a miracle if they are to clear sufficient tree mallow before nature drives them off the island.
	www.channel4.com /science/microsites/W/wild_thing/programmes_7.html (292 words)

	EGS - RIGS in Lothian and Borders (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Craigleith Quarry was the largest and best known of Edinburgh's sandstone quarries, with a worldwide reputation for producing building stone of the highest quality.
		The area around Craigleith changed from one of large river systems and deltas with tropical swamps, to lakes and a shallow sea.
		Craigleith Quarry was the largest and best known of Edinburgh's quarries, with a world-wide reputation for producing building stone of the highest quality.
	www.edinburghgeolsoc.org /r_sites_cra.html (2003 words)

	Niagara Escarpment Travel Links - Parks in Southern Grey County
		The flat shales of the Lindsay Formation exposed along the shoreline are full of these ancient arthropods that inhabited the sea floor during the Paleozoic Era.
		Craigleith Provincial Park is also close to the site of Ontario's only shale oil works.
		In 1859, Collingwood entrepreneur William Pollard built a distillation plant at Craigleith to extract oil from the areas bituminous shales.
	www.escarpment.org /Travel/travel_south_grey_parks.htm (1838 words)

	BBC NEWS \| England \| London \| Restored naval hero is revealed
		Bronze straps on the arm were removed, and previously unavailable Craigleith stone - the material used to make the statue - was used to restore the arm.
		Since the closure of the Craigleith quarry in Scotland 60 years ago, getting hold of the stone is said to have been virtually impossible.
		But Craigleith stone was salvaged during a restoration of Donaldson's School for the Deaf in Edinburgh, and was donated to the Nelson's Column restoration by Scottish company Watson Stonecraft.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/england/london/5165948.stm (512 words)

	Craigleith Ontario Information, Yellow Pages, and more
		Craigleith, Ontario's Searchable Yellow Pages, Local Links, Coupons, Travel Pages, Hotel Reservations, Moving Guide
		If you are looking for these items or if you have something to sell, please stop by and take a look.We also have employment opportunities and ads from folks looking for jobs.
		Our History, Trivia and Facts Pages are populated with interesting, useless and random facts pertaining to Craigleith, Ontario history, Canadian history, family history and the history of names.
	www.hometowncanada.com /on/Craigleith.html (569 words)

	Craigleith - Definition, explanation
		Craigleith is a small island in the Firth of Forth off East Lothian in Scotland.
		It is close to the Bass Rock and Fidra.
		It is not to be confused with Craigleith which is a suburb of nearby Edinburgh.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/c/cr/craigleith.php (182 words)

	Craigleith, Edinburgh - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Craigleith is a district of north Edinburgh, Scotland.
		The Craigleith area extends from Ravelston Dyke, to Crewe Toll and the Ferry Road, and Comely Bank on the east.
		Craigleith Retail Park was built upon the infilled Craigleith Quarry in 1995 and is situated at the junction of Queensferry Road and Craigleith Road.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Craigleith,_Edinburgh (218 words)

	Craigleith - Provincial Parks of Southern Ontario - Southern Ontario Tourism
		The fossilized remains of trilobites -- an extinct marine animal -- in the exposed bedrock are the prime attraction of Craigleith.
		Most of the fossils date back to 450 million years ago when the waters of Georgian Bay were warm, shallow and full of salt.
		Of intense interest to paleontologists, Craigleith is one of few places in southern Ontario where the 450-million-year-old Blue Mountain shale has been exposed.
	www.soto.on.ca /provincial_parks/craigleith_pp.html (219 words)

	About Craigleith
		Craigleith, Gaelic for 'Rocky Bay' is home of 'The Depot', a rail station built in 1878 that transported skiiers from Toronto to ski at Blue Mountain in the 1930's, 40's and 50's.
		On a stormy November night in 1872 a steamer called The Mary Ward floundered on the shoals while the residents of Craigleith risked their lives to row out to the sinking ship and rescue her passengers.
		Fossils, a Provincial Park, windsurfing, history, lilac groves and people with great big hearts makes Craigleith a landmark spot to visit and live.
	www.villagelife.ca /info/villages.cfm?areaname=Craigleith (107 words)

	E-Crew Media Productions Inc.
		Craigleith Ski Club is the largest of the private ski clubs in the Town of the Blue Mountains, Ontario.
		The challenge in developing the Craigleith web site was to bring all of the Club's detailed information to web users in a simple and effective way and bring both members and non-members useful online tools.
		The administrative back end allows Craigleith staff to self-manage the program details and retrieve member orders securely and with ease, bringing a new level of administrative efficiency to the Club.
	www.e-crew.ca /site/index.cfm?dsp=PageView&PageL2ID=20&PageL1ID=3 (154 words)

	Edinburgh Evening News - Sport - Goals rain in during downpour Craigleith win first trophy
		With it continuing to pour down, it was the AS Craigleith fans who were singing in the rain shortly after, when Vincent Stirrat harried the Salvesen defence and he was rewarded for his hard work when he won the ball before going on to score a great equaliser.
		When the AS Craigleith defence didn’t clear their lines properly after a free-kick into their goalmouth, the ball fell nicely for Salvesen skipper, Jamie Lipscombe, to smash a tremendous shot into the net to put his side 2-1 up.
		AS Craigleith looked to be in the mood from the start and they scored their first goal in the 18th minute, Keir MacNab picking up a rebound off a luckless defender to smash the ball into the net to put his side 1-0 up.
	edinburghnews.scotsman.com /sport.cfm?id=535542003 (957 words)

	March01 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The former Canadian National Railways Craigleith, Ontario station as it looked in May 1982.
		At the present time, there are questions as to the station's future and whether it will be preserved or demolished.
		In the October 1998 Issue No. 266 of The Turnout, it was reported that Ken Knapman was trying to sell the former CNR Craigleith, ON station which he had been operating since the late 1960's as a restaurant.
	torontoyork.tripod.com /turnout/march01/march01.htm (882 words)

	The Dispatch - Serving the Lexington, NC - News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Craigleith is a small island in the Firth of Forth off North Berwick in East Lothian, Scotland.
		Of the four islands it is the closest to the town's harbour.
		Like the other nearby islands, Craigleith is a bird colony.
	www.the-dispatch.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Craigleith (96 words)

	SNH - Display Bulletin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		A supermarket is set to become part of a national circuit for geology enthusiasts, because it lies over a former sandstone quarry which once produced some of the finest building stone in the world.
		Geology holds some fascinating clues as to how our planet was formed, and is also an important part of our lives in terms of the buildings we live in, both now and in the past.
		Craigleith Quarry was the largest and best known of Edinburgh’s sandstone quarries and provided the stone for many famous buildings, including the unfinished National Monument in Edinburgh, known as ‘Edinburgh’s disgrace’, as well as Holyrood Palace and Buckingham Palace.
	www.snh.org.uk /scripts-snh/nw-displ.asp?ID=1287 (818 words)

	Puffins dig their own graves
		Puffin numbers have halved in recent years as the invasive tree mallow took over the island, growing in the manure-rich burrow entrances and preventing the puffins from breeding.
		Although Atlantic puffin numbers are increasing rapidly across most of the east coast of Scotland, at Craigleith near North Berwick the reverse has been the case.
		The decline has been blamed on the rapid expansion of the tree mallow which grows in dense stands up to 3m tall and prevents the puffins from accessing their burrows.
	www.innovations-report.com /html/reports/environment_sciences/report-48524.html (578 words)

	Business in Craigleith ONTARIO Canada - Pagelite Search The Canadian Web Directory
		is an independent co-educational school in Craigleith, Ontario, on the shores of...
		Pretty River Academy Pretty River Academy is an independent co-educational school in Craigleith, Ontario, on the shores of Georgian Bay.
		The pottery business moved to Craigleith for a period of time, and eventually found a...
	search.pagelite.ca /canada/ONTARIO/Craigleith/Business%20in (645 words)

	Greater London Authority - Press Release
		It is only the third time in its history that Nelson’s Column has been restored and the project saw a unique partnership between the Mayor of London and insurance company Zurich, which sponsored the restoration.
		The Craigleith stone used to repair Nelson was salvaged during a restoration of Donaldson's School for the Deaf, an A-listed building in Edinburgh, and was donated to the Nelson’s Column restoration by Scottish company Watson Stonecraft.
		Using modern radar equipment, the restorers were able to establish that the arm had not been permanently 'broken', as Victorian restorers had feared, but could be repaired by stonemasonry. The repairs return the arm to its original condition.
	www.london.gov.uk /view_press_release.jsp?releaseid=8616 (994 words)

	Craigleith Trilobite Site Read Out Loud For Visual Impaired Persons - Text To Speech (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Craigleith Fossil Site Amazing Trilobite Site up near Collingwood This is one of the most amazing Trilobite sites Ive ever seen.
		Location The Craigleith Fossil Collecting site is located around the Craigleith Provincial Park, which is located on the shore of Lake Huron, on Highway 6, midway between Collingwood and Thornbury.
		The Craigleith Provincial Park The Craigleith Provincial Park was created to protect the fossils from collectors like us.
	www.canuckster.com /read-aloud.asp?id=12432 (1292 words)

	Mountain Springs Resort & Conference Centre Directions & Maps (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Mountain Springs Resort and Conference Centre is located 168 km (106 miles) northwest of Toronto, Ontario.
		In Craigleith (a small village outside of Collingwood) you will come to a Traffic Light (Grey Road 19).
		In Craigleith (a small village outside of Collingwood) you will come to a Traffic Light (Grey Road 19)Turn Left.
	www.mountainspringslodge.com /direction.html (255 words)

	Craigleith Lodge, 56 Hoole Road, Chester presented by A1 Tourism
		Craigleith Lodge, 56 Hoole Road, Chester presented by A1 Tourism
		With plenty of local knowledge they will happily provide you with information about local attractions or events, and will help you to find your way to places of interest.
		Craigleith Lodge is located on Hoole Road approximately 15 minutes walk from Chester train station and Chester city centre.
	www.a1tourism.com /uk/craigleith.html (874 words)

	HPSC Home » A8W Craigleith (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		This coming Wednesday, February 21st we will be heading to Craigleith.
		The cost of this trip is $75.00, and bus only is $35.00, which includes Après snack foods The departure time from the hill will be 6 pm.
		Craigleith will provide the snack foods and the bar will remain open (cash bar).
	www.highparkskiclub.on.ca /members/schedule/2007/001008.php?t=home (173 words)

	Overview of Craigleith (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		A small island off the East Lothian coast, Craigleith lies near the mouth of mouth of the Firth of Forth a mile (1.5 km) north of North Berwick harbour.
		Craigleith is noted for its seabirds, including comorants, shag, guillemot and puffins, which can be studied by remotely-controlled cameras at the Scottish Seabird Centre in North Berwick.
		Geologically, Craigleith is a laccolith, a dome-shape igneous intrusion, composed of essexite, a rock popular for the manufacture of curling stones.
	www.geo.ed.ac.uk:81 /scotgaz/features/featurefirst1600.html (171 words)

	Craigleith Ski Club
		Craigleith ski club is a family oriented private ski/snowboard club located in the Collingwood area.
		We are the Craigleith Ski Patrol, trained in first response emergency care.
		Kirsty Stevenson, 191 Craigleith Road, Craigleith Ski Club Director then spoke, noting objection to the proposed sale to...
	www.skiing.dlbgs.com /resources/craigleith-ski-club.html (306 words)

	Craigleith Lodge Chester - The UK Hotel Network
		To increase your chances of a successful response, we encourage you to contact as many properties as you like, as some hotel or BandB owners check their email just once daily.
		If you are in a particular hurry, we recommend that you avail yourself of the instantly confirmed online booking provided by other hotels in Chester.
		I wish to be one of the first to know of any special offers at hotels throughout the UK.
	www.ukhotelnet.com /Craigleith-Lodge-Chester-1-ukh.html (155 words)

	24/6/2006 -- Puffins in Flight from Plant
		The island of Craigleith in the Firth of Forth once had a population of 28,000 puffins.
		Scientists are looking to create havens for the birds on nearby islands, because enabling them to remain on Craigleith would require intense, long-term management of the plant, which could prove unfeasible.
		Mild winters caused by climate change are thought to have helped accelerate the spread in the last few years, with the plant taking root in puffins' burrows and leaving them homeless.
	www.forests.org /articles/reader.asp?linkid=57654 (487 words)

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