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	Isle of Jura Scotland in the Scottish Inner Hebrides
		Isle of Jura Scotland in the Scottish Inner Hebrides
		To the north the island of Scarba is Jura's closest neighbour separated by the Strait of Corryvreckan with its famous whirlpool.
		Jura is a walkers paradise and the Paps of Jura are the main destination for many walkers.
	www.jurainfo.com (407 words)

	Sound of Jura - auxiliary windjammer
		The Sound of Jura is a waterway in Scotland near the Western end of the Crinan Canal.
		The 'Sound of Jura' was purchased by the newly formed Southern Whaling & Sealing Co. in 1911, to provide a role as a cargo transporter, and was probably chosen, as her design enabled her to transport bulk whale oil and other provisions for the proposed whaling operations.
		Sound of Jura then took on a new role as a transporter to the Kerguelen Islands, which she fulfilled until 1927.
	glennmci.brinkster.net /soj/soj.html (2678 words)

	Isle of Jura accommodation, travel, transport - The Internet Guide to Scotland
		Jura's only road leads up the east coast (public transport is limited to a minibus, so it's best if you have your own car).
		The main route on to Jura is via the small, privately-owned, vehicle ferry from Port Askaig on the Isle of Islay.
		Jura House can be rented out on a weekly basis for groups of up to 15 people.
	www.scotland-inverness.co.uk /jura.htm (1791 words)

	Sound of Jura: crossing Carsaig Bay to Tarbert Bay by sea kayak.
		Sound of Jura: crossing Carsaig Bay to Tarbert Bay by sea kayak.
		A 115 Km paddle from Carsaig Bay across the Sound of Jura to circumnavigate Jura via the Sound of Islay and the Gulf of Corryvreckan, 7th to 9th May 2004 by Tony Page.
		Sound of Jura flood (north flowing) +0545 Oban; ebb (south flowing) -0015 Oban.
	www.gla.ac.uk /medicalgenetics/seakayaking_sound_of_jura3.htm (1076 words)

	Sound of Jura: crossing Carsaig Bay to Tarbert Bay by sea kayak.
		The information here is given in good faith and is believed to be correct but it is every sea user's responsibility to check original data sources and conditions on the day before deciding if their experience is sufficient for a safe voyage.
		10:02 Crossing the Sound of Jura towards the Paps of Jura, we were on an ebb tide and a SW wind about the top end of a force 4 got up.
		There was a cold Force 5 westerly blowing but we found shelter behind rocks and lay in the warm sun for several hours in the wilderness waiting for the tide in the Sound of Jura to turn..
	www.gla.ac.uk /medicalgenetics/seakayaking_sound_of_jura2.htm (724 words)

	George Orwell and the Isle of Jura
		The waters of the sound of Jura are just over the low rise in the background a few hundred yards away maybe.
		During his time on Jura he was diagnosed with TB and he spent some time in a sanitarium in the Cotswolds.
		Earnan is thought to be one of the first pilgrims to travel to Jura and round about.
	www.visit-islay.com /juranew/jura1a.html (522 words)

	JURA (" deer island ") - Online Information article about JURA (" deer island ")
		FERRY (from the same root as that of the verb " to fare," to journey or travel, common to Teutonic languages, cf.
		Jura derived its name from the red deer which once abounded on it.
		parish of Jura comprises the islands of Balnahua, Fladda, Garvelloch, Jura, Lunga, Scarba and Skervuile.
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /JUN_KHA/JURA_deer_island_.html (496 words)

	Isle of Jura Scotland. The Isle of the Paps of Jura
		Jura is ideal for walking and the visitor has almost umlimited freedom to walk almost everywhere and climb the Paps of Jura, visit the Wild west coast with it's amazing wildlife or visit the Corryvreckan Whirlpool in the north.
		Jura House, which is located at the southern end of the island, was built around 1880 by the Campbell’s of Jura.
		At this point Jura is almost cut in two by Loch Tarbert that slices into the western side of the island, with Tarbert in the east only being a mile from the tip of the loch itself.
	www.scotlandview.co.uk /isle_of_jura.htm (2066 words)

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		Sound of Jura Following the success of the Sound of Islay, Western Ferries had a larger drive-through ferry (the first in the UK) constructed in Norway.
		Sound of Sleat This ferry was purchased from the Netherlands in 1988.
		Sound of Scarba The Company's new ferry, seen here on the morning of March 12th, prior to her launch at Ferguson's shipyard at Port Glasgow.
	members.lycos.co.uk /Firthview24/western.htm (825 words)

	About the Company
		Jura was now served by three through sailing's a day instead of three per week and both islands could now enjoy things, which had hitherto been luxuries like fresh fruit and uncrack washand basins.
		She acted as relief vessel to Islay when the Sound of Jura was going to Drydock.
		The Sound of Seil went to Liverpool to be used as a crane barge, the original Sound of Sanda was last herd of as a floating hull off Oban.
	homepages.tesco.net /~robin.coles/company.htm (1194 words)

	SMH - Travel
		From its front steps, the view is of the brown tones of heather running up the surrounding hills, out to the cold, grey waters of the Sound of Jura and further onto the misty Scottish mainland.
		The Blairs had adopted a son, Richard, and the writer brought him to Jura in May 1946, when Barnhill came up for rent, a couple of kilometres away up a rutted gully and tussocky field from the Richardsons' cottage.
		Wind-hardened Richardson, 67, who has lived on Jura for 30 years, is pleased that some newcomers to the island are young and that the demographic profile is towards youth.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2003/05/16/1052885394311.html (1173 words)

	Property for sale & rent in Jura Scotland
		Jura is one of the larger Inner Hebrides.
		separated from the mainland at Knapdale only by the Sound of Jura with its north part opposite crinan and its South end almost joined to islay, is mountainous and 28 m.
		from the tip of Jura where the corryvreckan whirlpool may be seen and heard (tide and wind being suitable), but it is a pleasant walk with wonderful views of the mainland of Argyll and.
	www.classifieds.uk.com /jura.htm (200 words)

	Buie5
		Jura was Campbell territory and the Campbells opposed the Stuart's attempt.
		Perhaps, too, the Jura families had seen too many of their number slaughtered in the clan wars, and decided to avoid the conflict.
		Between 1831 and 1951, the population of Jura, Colonsay, and Oronsay dropped from 2213 to 496.
	www.homestead.com /chuggett/Buie5.html (899 words)

	Isle of Jura Scotland
		The trip lasts only 5 minutes but is wonderful because of the strong currents in the Sound of Islay and the nice view towards the Paps of Jura.
		Kintyre on the other side of the Sound of Jura and Arran on the right behind there.
		The Sound of Islay with a few of the 5000 dear on the island.
	home.wanadoo.nl /ronsteenvoorden/jura.htm (77 words)

	Scotland from the Roadside - Jura (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Jura is known as the island of the deer for obvious reasons.
		To get to Jura, the majority of people will require a visit to the neighbouring, larger, island of Islay, which is located to the south-west of Jura and separated from the smaller island by the half mile wide stretch of water known as the Sound of Islay.
		From Jura House, the road heads north-west towards Craighouse, the only village on Jura and the location of the island’s only distillery as well as the only hotel.
	www.ourscotland.co.uk /jura.htm (870 words)

	Islay Weblog - Pictures of Islay - Islay Blog
		This is another one of these beautiful places on Islay, ideal for a picnic and, like the Singing Sands, one of the finest places on Islay to sit and watch the world go by, specially on such a beautiful sunny day.
		The panorama picture below was taken from the castle grounds and covers the whole bay, from the Sound of Jura on the left, Stormcats Boatbuilders left from centre, Lagavulin distillery in the middle and on the right some of the remains of Dunyvaig Castle.
		He was on a trip to the Isle of Jura and was kind enough to take some wonderful pics and send them to me. The weather was beautiful with a light southerly breeze.
	blog.islayinfo.com /index.php?topic=IslayPictures (1651 words)

	E. Buie -> Journey to Jura
		The Isle of Jura, about thirty miles long and five wide, lies like a lazy script-J between Islay and the Scottish mainland, about 50 miles west of Glasgow.
		In 1493 the northern half of Jura was given to the Macleans.
		Passing Jura's one hotel, one distillery, and one food store, I stopped at its one tearoom/gift-shop to buy some postcards and plant my feet upon the ground.
	www.aesthetic-images.com /ebuie/article_jura.html (1144 words)

	The Gulf of Corryvreckan Whirlpool (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The whole of the Sound of Jura is a tidal anomaly.
		The steep east face of the pinnacle forces a massive upthrust of water to surface in pulses which are then swept away westward by the tidal flow and these dissipate into vortices or whirlpools.
		jura is close by and gemini can take you from crinan to ardlussa, to the north end of the island, or just a few hours cruising and including the gulf of corryvreckan whirlpools.
	www.littlekeills.com /Corryvreckan.htm (532 words)

	Old Photograph (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This is the Sound of Jura, she ran from Port askie on Islay to West Loch Tarbet.
		This is the Sound of Islay, she was the wonderer of the fleet but at the end she was used to run from McInroy's Point (Gourock) to McAlpines rig yard at (Toward).
		This is the first Sound of Sanda, this is a picture of her before she was converted for work with Weastern Ferries back in the 70's.
	homepages.tesco.net /~robin.coles/old_photograph.htm (156 words)

	Western Ferries (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The company was originally formed in 1967 by private interests to improve the ferry service to the islands of Jura and Islay, off the western coast of Kintyre.
		They also bought the Isle of Gigha and renamed her Sound of Gigha and put the small bow-loading vessel on the short run between Islay and Jura.
		Sound of Islay and Sound of Jura went to Canadian and Mexican owners respectively.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /tramways/WesternFerries.htm (469 words)

	Books on Jura
		Peter Youngson has changed all that with his 550-page book on Jura that is definitive, easily read, not nearly as expensive, and one that gives the reader a feeling of having "been there" when he or she has finished reading the book.
		Hundreds of people left Jura over the years to settle throughout various places on the eastern shores of the Atlantic Ocean, but mostly they found their way up the Cape Fear River in North Carolina.
		You will read about the man who killed Lachlan Mor, a Jura man, "a dwarf hatched by the devil," who offered his services to Maclean only to be insulted by Lachlan and told he would disgrace his followers with such a contemptible figure.
	www.electricscotland.com /familytree/frank/jura.htm (1003 words)

	Contacting Me
		Though the written or vocal language of a nationality differs from any other, however talking on the variable sounds that all the human beings pronounced are in the least no difference at all, it is common for the whole of human race.
		All sounds in the world around are in rhyme, not only of the human beings and animals but the sounds of thunder, gun shots, etc..
		The sound any singer voiced can be precisely classified according to the Thirteen Rhymes and thus the quality of his voice is evident (this applies to xingsi yin only).
	www.calacanis.com /2006/01/31/contacting-me (5880 words)

	Bluedome (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Once the tide turned they were swept through the Sound of Jura and on into the Sound of Luing, where they finally picked up some breeze.
		It is the same for all the crews, rowing between patches of wind and to hold position until the tide turns.
		Simply Red were sighted third in the Sound of Jura, but it is just possible other yachts have taken a different course and gone outside the island into the Irish Sea, so positions could change.
	www.bluedome.co.uk /threepeaks2000/reports/luingreport.html (314 words)

	Welcome to the Isle of Jura, Argyll Scotland
		Situated between Loch Tarbert and Tarbert Bay, 12 miles north of Craighouse, the Stalker's Cottage is in an ideal position for exploring the north end of Jura.
		A short walk from Jura distillery and Small Isles bay and surrounded by beautiful deciduous native woodlands.
		The Jura Service Point is open to members of the public from 10:00am to 1:00pm Monday to Friday and has facilities available for PHOTOCOPYING, FAXING, SCANNING, PRINTING, E-MAILING and INTERNET USE.
	www.juradevelopment.co.uk /self-catering.htm (420 words)

	Jura & the Corry
		There is no mobile phone or VHF coverage in the Sound so I've no way of getting in touch with Clyde Coastguard for a forecast update - a situation resolved by the passing Cal Mac ferry who very kindly responded to my contact and gave us an update on the weather.
		Friday saw us heading on through the Sound, against the tide again, with a lunch stop on Islay and a visit to the hotel at Port Askaig (would you believe - is this a pub crawl?) for refreshment.
		Mobiles are not reliable in the Sound of Islay but generally ok (Vodaphone) on the outside of Jura, but not up into Loch Tarbert itself unless you get to high ground.
	www.ukseakayakguidebook.co.uk /jura_easter_04/art_jura_easter_2004.htm (4305 words)

	Scotland Summer 2004 - Sound of Islay Panorama (Site not responding. Last check: )
		On the left the lower slopes of Beinn na Caillich, the Sound of Islay going north into the distance to the right of it.
		On the other side of the sound the Isle of Jura, one of the Paps of Jura just visible under the clouds.
		Further to the right the coastline of Knapdale on the other side of the Sound of Jura.
	www.armin-grewe.com /holiday/scotland2004summer/sound-of-islay.htm (151 words)

	STALKERS COTTAGE \| ISLE OF JURA \| SCOTLAND (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Situated between Loch Tarbert and Tarbert Bay, 12 miles north of Craighouse, the Stalker’s Cottage is in an ideal position for exploring the north end of Jura.
		Close to the house is a beautiful sandy beach (300 yards.) A walk of half a mile across the hill brings you to the head of Loch Tarbert which runs for 8 miles out to the Atlantic.
		This is a wild part of Jura with great possibilities for walkers: west to the remote west coast with its raised beaches or north to George Orwell’s house at Barnhill and beyond that the famous whirlpool of Corrievrechan.
	www.ileach.co.uk /stalkers_cottage/index.html (440 words)

	Jura Impressa Coffee Machines - Steelcube.com
		The entry machine in the F-Line, Jura's Impressa F50 Coffee Machine with bean-to-cup operation is an eyecatching addition to any home.
		From master coffeemakers Jura, the stylish Jura Impressa F90 bean to cup coffee machine - with digital touch screen selection technology.
		The award winning & fully-programmable Jura Impressa Z5 is the ultimate coffee machine, with one-touch cappuccino operation.
	www.steelcube.com /acatalog/juraimpressa.html (140 words)

	The Great Scottish Drascombe Cruise, 1995
		I think it was at about this time that a definite decision was made to capitalise on both the improving weather and the ground already gained by heading west and not returning to Craobh for the middle weekend.
		Friday morning produced the last rain for weeks (if not for the whole summer!) and also a bank of self-generating sea fog, which came rolling in from the immediate south-west and led to the fragmentation of the fleet for a few days for reasons which are as follows...
		The expected rock-dodging never really materialised but the Ferry proved to be a charming place, with tomatoes growing in the phone box and a horse making the crossing to Mull in a contraption (the ferry) which is basically a landing craft pushed by a motor boat.
	www.petestack.com /sailing/articles/greatscot.html (4223 words)

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