Anchor: There are pleasant walks along the coastline and stops for refreshment at the Cramond Inn, which is believed to be a setting described in Robert Louis Stevenson's St. Ives.
Entailed: The Cramond Inn is a stop along the coastline, where people can purchase refreshments.
Contradiction: The walks along the mountainous terrain surrounding the Cramond Inn are as troubling as they are difficult.
Contradiction: The Cramond Inn has closed its doors specifically to those walking along the coastline.
Contradiction: The kid is walking nonchalantly.
Contradiction: He charged a one dollar tire disposal fee, even though he didn't dispose of them.
Contradiction: She is holding a child.