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	William EglintonBiography 1858-1933 - includes Bibliography, free ebooks
		Eglinton was in South Africa when the revelation was made public and denied the charge on his return.
		It was later claimed that the Mahatma letters were written by Blavatsky, and it appears likely that Eglinton was in concert with her and left a letter, identical to the one written on the ship, with her, and that she made careful arrangements for its mysterious appearance at the appropriate moment.
		Eglinton denied that he had met Blavatsky in India at all, but it appears to be a fact that he took many letters of introduction to her and to her colleague, Henry S. Olcott, then president of the society, and that he met Blavatsky in Calcutta.
	www.spiritwritings.com /williameglinton.html (3990 words)

	Campervans RV Rentals Camping Vacations - New Zealand Motorhome Rentals
		Two main river systems dominate the Waimea Plains, lying between the Kahurangi National Park to the west, the Richmond Range to the east and the Nelson Lakes National Park to the south: these are the Motueka and Waimea rivers which flow gently across alluvial farm and orchard land.
		This district stretches from the Heaphy River in the north to the Cascade River in the south.
		This large and varied district stretches from the Waiau River in the north-east to the Rakaia River in the south-east; from Lewis Pass in the north-west to Arthurs Pass and the Rakaia headwaters in the south-west.
	www.tuicampers.co.nz /holiday-guides/south-island.html (1004 words)

	SparkNotes: Ulysses: Episode Nine: “Scylla and Charybdis”
		Eglinton argues that Ann Hathaway is historically unimportant, and he cites biographers who depict Shakespeare’s early marriage to Ann Hathaway as a mistake—a mistake he rectified by going to London.
		Eglinton returns to the argument: he believes that Shakespeare is Hamlet himself, as Hamlet is such a personal character.
		Part of the reason that Eglinton and the others seem resistant to Stephen’s Hamlet theory is that the theory is less a traditional piece of literary-critical investigation than an imaginative performance of one poet understanding another poet.
	www.sparknotes.com /lit/ulysses/section9.rhtml (1515 words)

	Irvine Town Trail - Eglinton Country Park to Irvine via Dreghorn
		Eglinton Country Park has over 400 hectares of countryside and is popular with families for a day out.
		For those starting their walk from Eglinton there is a Car Park near the Visitors' Centre accessed via a small road (signposted 'Eglinton Country Park') situated between the A737 just north of the A78 and the large roundabout over the A78.
		In 1808 it was said that Eglinton was "...equalled by few places in Scotland: perhaps surpassed by none." If you cycle or walk quietly through the park you are likely to spot a variety of wildlife.
	www.ayrshirepaths.org.uk /irvinetrailecpto.htm (836 words)

	Eglinton Park Reach
		If one is walking with a canine companion, a small detour to the dog drinking fountain established in honour of Judge Joe Addison and his dog Max is a highlight.
		Walk to the southeast corner of the park, cross Eglinton with the light at Lacelles Blvd. and walk east to Duplex Avenue.
		This stretch of Yonge St. was difficult, swampy and made barely passable by a stretch of corduroy road.
	www.lostrivers.ca /EglintonParkReach.htm (812 words)

	Fish and Game New Zealand
		All rivers and lakes draining to the Tasman Sea and Foveaux Strait west of the Waiau River.
		Mararoa River and tributaries (except the Whitestone) between the MLC and the swing bridge at the outlet of the South Mavora Lake.
		The Mararoa River and its tributaries (excluding the Whitestone upstream of the Hillside Road Bridge) between the MLC and the swing bridge at the outlet of the South Mavora Lake.
	www.fishandgame.org.nz /SITE_Default/SITE_your_region/SITE_Southland/Fishing/regulations.asp (924 words)

	Kennys - News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		In the year 1178, the friars of Claregalway Abbey dug an artificial cut through an island in the river to shorten the distance to the city.
		The filling they dug out was used to fill in the terraces in front of the university building, which was undergoing construction at the time, and also to fill in the causeway behind Claddagh Quay.
		The canal was opened by the Earl of Eglinton, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland on the 28th of August 1852, and the canal was named after him.
	www.kennys.ie /News/OldGalway/14092001-TheEglintonCanal (310 words)

	Toronto Park Info \| Information on Toronto's Parks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The Humber River Valley was part of an early passage into Huronia used regularly by natives and European traders and settlers.
		After Yonge Street was constructed in 1796, the Humber River declined as a major route inland because overland travel aided by the horse, and later rail, was not restricted by low water levels or the availability of boats.
		Three rivers meet at the forks and form the Lower Don River: the East Don, the West Don and this tributary.
	torontopark.info (1662 words)

	The Newgate Calendar - MUNGO CAMPBELL
		He married when he was somewhat advanced in life; and so unexceptionable was his whole conduct that all the nobility and gentry in the neighbourhood (the Earl of Eglinton excepted) gave him permission to kill game on their estates.
		Lord Eglinton quitted his coach and, mounting a led horse, rode to the spot, where he saw Campbell and the other officer, whose name was Brown.
		Being observed by Lord Eglinton, he called out: "Do not use him ill." Campbell, being secured, was conducted to the wounded man, then lying on the ground, who said: "Mr Campbell, I would not have shot you." But Campbell made no answer.
	www.exclassics.com /newgate/ng282.htm (1318 words)

	Coastal Ocean Institute - Funded Projects (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The rivers entrain large quantities of these terrigenous materials in their suspended loads, and deliver them to shallow deltas and shelves covered by ice for most of the year.
		Although the widespread permafrost soils in the Arctic rim have the ability to retain terrestrial OC for many millennia, evidence indicates that one consequence of the global warming trend is rapid permafrost destabilization, and the abrupt release of carbon stored in this vast reservoir to the oceans and atmosphere.
		We propose to collect sediment cores from small “stranded” lakes in the Mackenzie River Delta, and to evaluate their utility as historical records of past permafrost stability by assessing variations in the age and flux of terrestrial OC.
	www.whoi.edu /institutes/coi/research/research_05eglinton.htm (498 words)

	EGLINTON RIVER - 1966 Encyclopaedia of New Zealand (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.tamu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The Eglinton River rises on the south-east side of the main divide between Lake Wakatipu and Milford Sound and flows south for 35 miles to the eastern shores of Lake Te Anau.
		The river flows for about 25 miles in a deep, flat-floored, glaciated valley between steep mountain walls rising to over 6,000 ft, and then follows a meandering course through scrub-covered lowlands carved out of soft Tertiary mudstones.
		The Eglinton River, Mt. Eglinton, and Earl Mountains were named by the explorersurveyor, James McKerrow after the Earl of Eglinton.
	www.teara.govt.nz.cob-web.org:8888 /1966/E/EglintonRiver/en (433 words)

	Angler's Travel: Angling on the Eglinton River (Fiordland/Southland) by Ron Peacock (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.tamu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The Eglinton flows south and can be hounded by the "mad nor west wind" which flows like cold water down the valley making conditions trying on the open flats, but within the forest, shelter can be found.
		Access to the Eglinton is excellent as State Highway 94 to Milford Sound follows the length of the valley and in some places the river is only casting distance from passing traffic.
		River levels in the Eglinton are currently running moderatly full and slightly discoloured in the lower reaches from these recent rains and this has certainly freshened up the river.
	www.tunafish.co.nz.cob-web.org:8888 /cgi-bin/at/readreport.cgi?class=fresh&id=3 (1386 words)

	eglington river (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.tamu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The river varies in character throughout its length to Lake Te Anau.
		The Eglinton is dominated by brown trout, although the more active rainbow plays a major role in the river's tremendous fishery.
		The clarity of the Eglinton's water is very high, so the angler needs to be extremely careful.
	www.frontierfishing.com.cob-web.org:8888 /eglington_river.html (134 words)

	Eglinton River
		The Eglinton is one of New Zealand's premier fly-fishing rivers.
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	www.virtualoceania.net /newzealand/photos/rivers/fiordland/072g.shtml (50 words)

	Printer-Friendly - Milford Sound by Self Drive - Cruising Milford Sound, Fiordland, New Zealand
		Red, silver and mountain beech forests, interspersed by tussocky alluvial river flats and wetlands, dominate the Eglinton valley floor and slopes.
		Viewing Lay-by – Stunning views of the Eglinton Valley can be had from here with the Earl Mountains on the left (west) and Livingston Mountains on the right.
		This contrasts markedly form the east side of the tunnel where the forests are predominantly beech.
	www.cruisingms.co.nz /milford-sound-drive-print.htm (1116 words)

	TN: Heaven at the Green Dragon Inn (New Zealand, pt. 5, very long, img)
		The road is a dusty and unfriendly expanse of brown, with barren, rocky slopes pockmarked by abandoned mining huts.
		We cross the river to Bannockburn, where the slopeside desolation is caused less by general desiccation than it is by an impressive amount of clearing and smoothing, which we find out is very largely aimed at preparing land for viticulture.
		The road north from Queenstown climbs quickly into scenic hills abrupted by rocky river chasms and crowned with lush forests; despite the discontinuities, this is resort country, and there are even a few golf courses along the way.
	www.wineloverspage.com /user_submitted/wine_notes/tn_337127.html (4760 words)

	Eglinton River - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.tamu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The Eglinton River is located in the southwest of New Zealand.
		Its headwaters are at Lake Gunn, 25 kilometres east of Milford Sound, and it flows generally south before entering Lake Te Anau along the lake's eastern shore opposite the entrance to North Fiord.
		The southern end of the Milford Track is located close to the Eglinton River.
	en.wikipedia.org.cob-web.org:8888 /wiki/Eglinton_River (156 words)

	Irvine Town Trail - Low Green to Eglinton Country Park
		Following the river on the east bank go under the A737 where it crosses the Irvine and follow the route up from the river to Burns Statue.
		In 1808 the Montgomeries of Eglinton bought Bogside (on the west side of the railway line) and build a more permanent racecourse.
		At the footbridge cross the Garnock River and head east past the houses to the A737.
	www.ayrshirepaths.org.uk /irvinetrailtoecp.htm (426 words)

	New Zealand - Fly fishing in New Zealand
		The rivers and streams are probably a better bet, the Styx, Kokotahi and Harris Creek to name just a couple, also the larger rivers the Hokitika, Arahura and Taramakau.
		The major rivers run through deep beds of shingle which produces a braided effect and can make access to the main channels difficult and ever changing, subject to recent rainfall, at other times access is easy.
		Don't forget the Kawarau River with a season of 01 October to 31 May is best fished at either end of this season so as to avoid the busy holiday period when the river is busy with Jet boats, rafts, and canoes.
	www.designzontravel.co.nz /activities/flyfishing/flyfishpage.htm (1150 words)

	Itinerary flyfishing trips - Fiordland New Zealand
		Fiordland has many flyfishing venues, from remote gin-clear rivers and spring creeks to high-country alpine lakes.
		river is a gin-clear fishery in the heart of Fiordland.
		Dryfly and nymph fishing for large solitary rainbows and brown trout.
	www.beechwoodlodge.com /itinerary_flyfishing.htm (105 words)

	Sample story
		The whiteness of the roadway dazzles in this morning sunlight, the dun grey-brown of the scrub is tiring and uninteresting.
		This is the loveliness of the Eglinton Valley, this lake that nestles, cool and clear, in the mountain forests, birch boughs leaning to the shadows they cast.
		The Falls Creek, foam-brushed and glinting, tumbles downward through the birch to the river; but it is the deep, true blue of the Hollyford that long afterwards we shall recall when we think of the grandeur of this scenery.
	www.pgpl.co.nz /bkatrav_sample.html (2031 words)

	Arthur, Eglinton, & Clinton rivers (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.tamu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Fiordland National Park is home to some of New Zealand's most secluded and scenic rivers and contains the highest waterfalls in the country.
		These floods creates many temporary rivers and waterfalls that drain all the excess water into the fiords.
		The fresh water that empties into the fiords from the many rivers and waterfalls is lighter than salt water, so it actually floats on top.
	www.virtualaustralia.com.cob-web.org:8888 /newzealand/photos/rivers/fiordland (193 words)

	Lake Te Anau - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Several rivers feed the lake, of which the most important is the Eglinton River, which joins the lake from the east, joining the lake opposite the entrance to North Fiord.
		The town of Te Anau lies at the south-eastern corner of the lake, close to the outflow.
		Between these two settlements the land is rolling hill country, but on all other sides the land is mountainous, especially along its western shore, where the Kepler and Murchison Mountains rise 1400 m above the surface of the lake.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lake_Te_Anau (414 words)

	Fly Fishing Guide New Zealand Fishing Southern Lakes Trout Fishing Southland Flyfishing New Zealand (via CobWeb/3.1 ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Rainbow trout can be fished for in the rivers and lakes of the Southern Lakes area but it is the quality of brown trout fishing which gives the South its deserved world wide reputation as one of New Zealand's premier fishing destinations.
		From the Waitaki river north of Omaru, where some of the best salmon fishing can be found, to the Taieri near Dunedin, the mighty Clutha in South Otago, or around to Lakes Te Anau and Manapouri, brown and rainbow trout can be found.
		There are many small streams and rivers in the Catlins and fly fishing and spin fishing are recommended for the upper and lower reaches of most of these waterways.
	www.atoz-nz.com.cob-web.org:8888 /fishing.asp (2643 words)

	River Grove (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		You could have a leisurely ride or 'technically' challenging ride as there are multiple paths.
		This trail ends at the end of a dead end by a little housing area.
		Drive north on Creditview past Britannia and turn on Bow River and its the first left.
	www.mtbr.com /trails/Canada-Ontario/RiverGrove.html (200 words)

	flyfishingmagazines.com: American Angler Bonus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Lynn Porter, of Rapid City, South Dakota, calls the Black Hills "...the best kept fly-fishing secret in the country." That's where she caught this 27-inch rainbow while fishing with her fiance, Sean Tanner.
		In February 2005, Bill Bixenman, of Chester, South Carolina, traveled to New Zealand, where he fished the Eglinton River on the South Island of New Zealand.
		Fishing the Current River in Missouri, Chris Patton landed this 22-inch rainbow.
	www.flyfishingmagazines.com /masterangler/masteranglers.shtml (518 words)

	Fins & Feathers, Fly Fishing Bozeman, Montana
		The most well-known river in the area is the Matura, which has uncharacteristically (for New Zealand) heavy insect hatches throughout the warmer months.
		The Eglinton River follows the road to Milford Sound is worth a few hours of fishing as well.
		There are several rivers around Te Anau which we may fish with our guides, but I would recommend spending a few hours on your own here on those days that you want to take off from guiding.
	www.finsandfeathersonline.com /destinations.html (2229 words)

	West Dean Park (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Small park located along Mimico Creek between Eglinton and Burnhamthorpe, bordered by residential areas on all sides.
		Trail is actually named West Deane Park and is a multi use rec trail for cyclists, runners and rollerbladers (as well as pokey walkers)...
		Combined with the power line trail to the east (starting from the north end up at Eglinton and Martin Grove) should make for a fun ride for those looking to get some 'off road' mtb in.
	www.mtbr.com /trails/Canada-Ontario/WestDeanPark.html (740 words)

	Cedarvale Reach
		Surface water flows by the Spadina Storm Trunk Sewer to Yellow Creek and thus to the Don River.
		This area is flanked by two streets that follow settlement roads and probably ancient native trails.
		The best place to start walking the Cedarvale Reach is in Everden Park at the south-east corner of Eglinton and Everden Road, across from the Eglinton West Subway Station.
	www.lostrivers.ca /CedarvaleReach.htm (257 words)

	Angler's Travel - Made for New Zealand - Freshwater Angling
		Imagine being on a river with complete solitude, the deep pools filled with dark shadows and surrounded by the beauty of rain-forest like bush.
		There are still many regions in New Zealand where this kind of solitude is not a dream and the landscape is as contrasting as the characters you will meet during your stay in New Zealand.
		The Central Plateau of New Zealands North Island is a mecca for trout anglers and whether your particular favourite method is Lake fishing(trolling,harling,jigging or flyfishing),fishing the fast flowing snow fed rivers for large steelheads and browntrou
	www.tunafish.co.nz /freshintro.shtml (413 words)

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