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Topic: Doon River

	Har ki Doon Trek,Har ki Doon,Har ki Doon Trekking,Har ki Doon Trekking Tour
		Delhi / Dehradun / Taluka / Osla / Har Ki Doon / Debshu Bugyal / Taluka& / Ruinsara Tal / Osla / Taluka / Dehradun / Delhi
		Har Ki Doon, the cradle shaped valley is a paradise for trekkers, bird watchers and naturel lovers.
		Har ki Doon is one of the most fascinating and least visited areas of the Garhwal Himalaya.
	www.trekking-in-himalayas.com /har-ki-doon-trek.html (903 words)

	Ayrshire Rivers Trust: working to improve and preserve our rivers
		The head waters of the River Doon are the burns and streams feeding Loch Doon from the north edge of the Galloway Forest Park.
		The geology of the Doon catchment varies from the granite headwater hills to the limestone coal measures in the middle reaches.
		Loch Doon, Ness Glen, Bogton Moss and Dalmellington Moss.
	www.ayrshireriverstrust.org /doon.htm (822 words)

	River Rafting Adventure India,White Water River Rafting Tour India,River Rafting Adventure Tour India,India River ...
		For the slightly more adventurous, Kayaking is appealing as it enables innovation on the river by a solitary oarsman of two, seated in tandem, the degree of difficulty would depend on the river radiant and its rapids.
		These rivers race, surge, whirl, froth and crash over and around boulders, as though rushing to get to the freedom of the great plains, rejoicing in their escape from captivity of the mountains.
		The river become calmer offering the amateur a sporting the amateur a sporting challenge before flowing out into the plains of Uttaranchal Mahakali Ganga river flows along the border between India and Nepal a self contained river journey as and Expedition or mega trip up to Tanakpur can be undertaken.
	www.trekking-tours-himalayas.com /river-rafting-adventure-india (1466 words)

	Salmon Fishing in Scotland - River Doon
		Loch Doon at the head of the river benefits the salmon fishing on the Doon by providing a compensation flow of water in times of summer drought, a benefit not available to the other Ayrshire rivers.
		Before the dam was built on Loch Doon, the river had a reasonable spring run of salmon.
		The work of the River Doon Angling Improvement Association has proved effective in maintaining salmon stocks in recent years and the river enjoying catches in the region of 1500 salmon a year, taken on some excellent fly fishing beats such as Smithson and Skeldon.
	www.trout-salmon-fishing.com /scotland-river-doon.htm (420 words)

	South Ayrshire Council - Parks and Activities South Ayrshire
		The river Doon, comes from the Gaelic, Duin, which can mean either hill or fort, stretches some twenty-six miles from its source in the marshlands of Galloway to its estuary just south of Ayr into the Firth of Clyde.
		In 1816 the new Doon Bridge was constructed and the old bridge was to be demolished, however due to the bridge's connection to the aforementioned poem it was saved.
		The river then meanders till it becomes part of the boundary of the Cambusdoon Estate, which is open to the public and which has a lovely walk along the steep banks of the river.
	www.south-ayrshire.gov.uk /parks/parksandpublic/rivers/riverdoon.htm (605 words)

	River Doon
		When we first looked at the gorge both the river and footpath on river left were completely blocked by fallen trees.
		Ran it in May 2006 and was blown away by the beauty of the location and what a fun, technical run it is. All the rivers in the area were bone dry and the Loch level was very low but the Doon was running just fine.
		The Doon is an important salmon fishing river so locals tend to paddle it on Sundays or during the winter.
	www.ukriversguidebook.co.uk /doon.htm (823 words)

	River Doon Smithston Fishings - Salmon Fishing on the Doon
		The Doon is one of the best known of the salmon and sea trout waters of the West of Scotland and follows a westerly course from its headwaters in Loch Doon in the Southern Uplands, flowing through charming, beautifully wooded country with many well known and productive salmon beats along its 23 miles.
		The river is fortunate in that it enjoys a compensation flow arrangement as a result of the hydro-electric scheme centred on Loch Doon.
		The first salmon are expected from the fishery in June but the stock builds up in July and successive summer runs bring fresh fish to the beat in increasing numbers to the end of the season.
	www.salmonfishings.com /doon_intro.htm (467 words)

	NTS AMC - Gazetter of Scotland - River Doon (Site not responding. Last check: )
		DOON (The), a river which traverses Ayrshire,; and, during the whole of its course in that county, forms the boundary-line between the districts of Carrick and Kyle.
		At the northern extremity, whence the united streams now called the Doon emerge, two tunnels, cut out of the solid rock, receive the river, [see next article, DOON (Loch)] and pour it impetuously down into a deep gorge 300 feet deep, only about 30 feet wide, and a mile in length.
		Such especially is its appearance both above and below the point where the river is spanned by 'the Auld Brig o'Doon,' and flows past 'the haunted kirk of Alloway,' and over all the space which was most familiar to the eye of the Ayrshire bard.
	www.ntsayrshire.org.uk /Gazatteer/DoonRiver.php (350 words)

	Ayrshire 1837
		; the second comprehends the whole of the county north of the river Irvine, and Kyle division is situate between the rivers Doon and
		In a general sense, the whole district of Ayrshire is shut out, on its eastern boundary, from the adjacent counties, by high ridge land; and, with little variation, the surface inclines either to the sea, or to the rivers which flow in that direction.
		Rivers, Lakes, Springs, andc.-- In the ridge of hills which intersect the district of
	fp.ayrshireroots.plus.com /Genealogy/Reference/1837%20Ayrshire/ayrshire.htm (806 words)

	California Heartland \| Bonny Doon
		But Bonny Doon is back there among the redwood and oak groves.
		If there is no town center to speak of -- oh, there's a school and there's a Bonny Doon church, even a Bonny Doon airport -- any ambiguity about "sense of place" is more than made up for by the people of Bonny Doon.
		"The people of Bonny Doon are fiercely protective of their way of life and they just don't want to see it change, says Randall Graham, owner of the Bonny Doon Winery.
	www.californiaheartland.org /archive/hl_745/bonny_doon.htm (626 words)

	Notes on the Way Through Ayrshire
		The village of MINISHANT is on the new Ayr Road, three and a half miles north of the town, near the river Doon.
		Two miles farther down the Doon, opposite Burns' Monument, stand the renovated old castle of Newark ‑ where Queen Mary is said to have slept on the night after the battle of Langside ‑ Doonside House, Carrick House, and a new church.
		John Kennedy, sixth Earl of Cassillis, born 1600, was a powerful Covenanter and a chief leader of the Presbyterians who met in the famous Glasgow Assembly of 1638, and, with Henderson as Moderator, abolished Episcopacy in Scotland in defiance of the English advisers of Charles 1.
	www.maybole.org /history/Books/notes/throughayrshire.htm (4674 words)

	Coon Rapids Iowa
		A rapid is a section of a river where it loses elevation over a relativelyshort distance (that is, the stream gradient is locally steepened), causing anincrease in water flow and (usually) turbulence.
		A rapid is recognized by the river becoming shallower and having rocks exposed above of the flow surface.
		Also, some rivers with huge volumes of fast moving water may require little manouevering, but will pose serious risk of injuryor death in the event of a capsize.
	www.altvetmed.com /face/45744-coon-rapids-iowa.html (441 words)

	Sarasvati River: Maps and Images (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Netwar (Naitwar) is the place where the Supin River from Har-ki-dun (Sarasvati) glacier and the Rupin River from Rupin glacier join to form the Tons River.
		Map: Ancient India: Haraquaiti River (Tributary of Kubha River, Afthanistan); Sarasvati River (Witzel, 1987).
		Map: Ancient Sarasvati river draining beyond Rann of Kutch, through Little Rann and Nal Lake into Gulf of Khambat (Nal Lake expands, during monsoon, into Little Rann and into Gulf of Khambat, cutting off the peninsula of Saurashtra from, Ahmedabad (S.R.Rao, Lothal Report; Gazetteers).
	www.hindunet.org /hindu_history/sarasvati/sarasvati_river/images.html (517 words)

	CKD Galbraith Residential Property Scotland - Property for Sale South Scotland (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The McManniston Fishings are located approximatley 4 miles South of Ayr on the River Doon, which is regarded as one of the most productive rivers in southwest Scotland.
		A unique feature of the river is that it is ensured a constantly good flow of water, even during times of drought, as it is guaranteed compensation water from the Hydro Electric Scheme on Loch Doon.
		Sea netting rights affecting the river were recently 'bought out' and the Ayrshire River Trust undertakes and ongoing improvement programme in the area.
	www.residential-property-scotland.co.uk /sale_south/macmanniston-fishings.htm (226 words)

	India - Doon Valley 14 day Hiking Tour Hidden Trails. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		We descend to the river valley and continue through the forest.
		Haridwar’s waters are doubly sanctified then, and 2 million Hindus visit each year to bathe in the bend of the river known as the Brahmakund, or Brahma’s basin.
		It is the most important ghat on the river Ganga, where a holy dip is a must for every devotee.
	www.hiddentrails.com /outdoor/hike/asia/india/doon-valley.htm (1200 words)

	Dalmellington
		The river Doon, issuing from the north end of Loch Doon, descends at once into the bosom of Glen Ness, an amazingly narrow and deep ravine-a few yards wide, 200 feet deep, and nearly a mile in length.
		The rugged, perpendicular, rocky walls of each side, which are only the length of a fishing rod apart, are beautifully variegated with a rich diffusion of tangled botanic greenary, sprinkled with flowers, the slender leafy branches of trees interlacing overhead, away up, up, and up among the love-throated birds, to a glimmering streak of sky.
		Emerging from Glen Ness and Berbeth Woods, the river gradually veers from a north to a north-west direction, through bogs and meadows for some miles, especially fine on sunny days in the hay-making season, its brows becoming again graced with woods past Patna and Carnochan, and so continuing, with few breaks, to the sea.
	fp.ayrshireroots.plus.com /Towns/Dalmellington/Dalmellington.htm (1463 words)

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		The Doon is a spate river on the West Coast of Scotland, which has been much improved over the last 15 or so years, with "whole river" management, including:
		There are certain reservations being expressed as to whether it would be better to keep the fry in the hatchery until they reach a size of approx.
		Once a fish has been caught in a particular spot it is always worth trying it on succeeding visits since it may well be a "lie", as opposed to being just a temporary stopping place.
	mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /smithston/page1.html (825 words)

	Fishing Sea Rivers & Lochs
		Left is a view of River Doon as it flows through Alloway.
		Day permits to fish the Doon for salmon and trout in the Skeldon Estate five miles east of Ayr cost between £10 and £35 depending on the time of year, phone 01292 560 656 for enquires.
		Permits to fish the Doon three miles east of Ayr on the Dalrymple stretch can be obtained from the Kirkton Inn.
	www.ayrshirescotland.com /fishing/fishing.html (328 words)

	Hatrack River Forum: Drunkin Posting
		I understand that the need to spread the human species drives both Graff and Doon, but they are extremely different characters.
		Doon is much cooler in my opinion, way more stylish.
		Remember how the old owner of the country sent goons to ruff him up, and they ended up going back to the guy who hired them and beat the piss out of him.
	www.hatrack.com /cgi-bin/ubbmain/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=next_topic;f=1;t=004045;go=newer (565 words)

	The home of UK Canoeing and Kayaking - News, Reports, River Guides...
		The home of UK Canoeing and Kayaking - News, Reports, River Guides...
		It is essential that we get as many signatures as possible on this petition right away, as in just over a month the new Welsh Assembly will have legislative powers to address this issue.
		The site backlog is still massive but please bear with me, I'm chipping away at it on the rare occasion that I have a spare day...
	www.ukriversguidebook.co.uk (482 words)

	Cumberland At 250 (North Carolina)
		Bonnie Doone: Between Bragg Boulevard and the All American Freeway.
		The name was given to the area by early settlers, possibly after the Doon river in southwest Scotland.
		Cedar Creek: On the stream of the same name, on the east side of the Cape Fear River at the intersection of Cedar Creek Road and Tabor Church Road.
	www.cumberlandcounty250.com /thcity.html (445 words)

	Hiking New Zealand's Fiordland National Park on Mountainzone.com
		We were heading in the direction of the fl clouds nestled in the Doon River.
		Crossing the Doon River was surprisingly straightforward but ahead the side stream Campbell Creek thundered down a narrow valley, flanked by a dense rain forest.
		No sitting and waiting for the river to drop, we were now on the side of the river we desired.
	hike.mountainzone.com /2005/fiordland (982 words)

	Welcome to Lodge Bonnie Doon No. 611 S. C.
		The regalia of Lodge Bonnie Doon is the Royal Stuart Tartan No. 4 surrounded by Gold lace.
		The information available is that it is reasonably certain that the name of the Lodge is taken from the works of the late poet laureate Brother Robert Burns.
		The river Doon flows through Ayshire and is part of the climax of the poem “Tam O Shanter” Burns makes even more specific reference to this in the song “Ye Banks and Braes O’ Bonnie Doon..” T his song is one of Burns’s popular works.
	www.lodgebonniedoon.org /about.htm (147 words)

	Nude Beaches \| San Francisco Bay Guardian
		Take the long path from the lot to the sand; everything north of the trail's end is clothing-optional.
		Bummers include occasional auto burglaries (lock your car) and gawkers on the bluffs or in the bushes ("Four men, all with cameras in hand, were acting like spies," March 2004 visitor Ryan says).
		Directions From San Francisco, go south on Highway 1 to the Bonny Doon parking lot at milepost 27.6 on the west side of the road.
	www.sfbg.com /38/34/cover_nude_beaches.html (2405 words)

	The Rake: Criticism & Columns : In the Bleak Mid-Winter
		Try liqueur glasses of a 2003 Muscat from Bonny Doon Vineyards in California; it is called Vin de Glaciere, and a small flask will cost you about eighteen dollars.
		There is a pleasant goldenness and a sweet nose, then, as you sip, a smooth velvety sensation of dried apricots and slight oiliness.
		Rabbie Burns walked by the original Bonnie Doon river near Ayr in Scotland and wondered why the birds could sing so sweetly when he was so weary, full of care, having lost his girl (though he seldom seemed to have any trouble finding another).
	www.rakemag.com /stories/section_detail.aspx?itemID=13379&catID=152&SelectCatID=152 (573 words)

	Robert Burns Country: The Burns Encyclopedia: Doon, River
		Robert Burns Country: The Burns Encyclopedia: Doon, River
		Flows from Loch Doon, on the borders of Ayrshire and Kirkcudbrightshire, to the Firth of Clyde, which it enters about 10 miles west of Ayr.
		Burns mentions it many times, notably in 'Tam o' Shanter' and in the song 'Ye banks and Braes o' Bonie Doon'.
	www.robertburns.org /encyclopedia/DoonRiver.288.shtml (484 words)

	Hatrack River Forum: Orson Scott Card: Where does he fit in?
		Well I think he is a combination of Graff, Abner Doon, and Han Fe Tzu.
		Doon and Graff because they are both ministers of colonization, and Fe Tzu because he is the wise father that the other two don't get to be.
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	www.hatrack.com /cgi-bin/ubbmain/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=print_topic;f=1;t=004230 (146 words)

	River Doon: Whitewater kayaking in Scotland
		Hazards: Low iron bridge spanning river at island NS408124, may need to be portaged.
		Lower River Doon, Auchendrane rapid at low water NS339162-NS340164 drop 20 feet.
		Lower River Doon, Auchendrane rapid at low water.
	www.gla.ac.uk /medicalgenetics/doon.htm (270 words)

	Gold River Termites
		Gold discoveries in 1860 along the Salmon River in present-day Idaho brought...
		Termites have done the most damage on the west side of the log...
		Reserve south of the Ogooué River, where Cubitermes spA, C. spB and...
	www.pest-control-college.com /Termites/Gold-River.30.html (373 words)

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