Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-09
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sal here are nOl,I Asiaucy3 mpny 1lisS.Sl than the view commanded by the el- svsted recreatien.gfouh adjoining Plymouth, called the sHoe,, on "a fne rsu,nmsr tesening.] Looking inland, the suthurban terracss ard yil
 las stretch lar away till they became lost, or spotted among the green foliage 90 pleasantly relieved by the blae hills of Devons Turn sea ward, and the picture is bright ysnd glorious one. Immediately ,beloys us, and, as 1t seems, under. our very feet, lies the Sound, smooth as an inland lake, and bright and glittering as a.l sheet of glass not a movement on it's surface, except the almost impreeeptibleg ripple follow ing tue dip of the oar, ort the varying ibright- ness which7marks the fracklof the sailing boat.
 hsStuddeti with vessels of all sizes, from the martsf-ear lying at anchor, to the.smallfshingI craft, not ar sound is heard except the subdned and ffielodi66s cfyscf the sailors as they toiLst the capstan; the expansesof sea is broken ouly bys. Drake islands sand the long BreakWatar, with ifs rt fdge aud Lighthouse ,s abruptly butdelight- fully 1tefminated by the reffesh:ng green and deep rich shadows of the woody park ol Mount Edeecombe, where the, sycamores and chest nuts bend over the water edge and thens Witt every graduation of natural color, the landscape melta away into the faint blue of fat-of Corn n
 It vas on al an evening a like this, after the a
 bors. of they day, that strolled across the Moe. and SO down to, the water side to summon one of the watermen always sin readiness, for an hours sail. ,a Seated comfortably and indo,- ienfly in the stern, we, picked our way among the, vessels, in the, Sound, and passing by the island | have shsntioped with its batteries, and steering west of the RreakMater, made for the distant point on, Mes Cornwall side, which -is the first break iih the sea view trolnit the Hoe; opposite this end of the Break water, and where stands tha Eghthonse. the land makes I sudden bend, and with . bold curve terminates in the headland T have just indicaed, ~.ts'as - ' .~s In ibe midst of this bay, and concealed at Atsts from view by the xopds, and hills of the Mount Edgecombe estate, lies the little fishing village of Cawsand, ia place that ibs sthe painiy days, of smuggling bore ine yer. good Iepote. Whilsks kstayng, 1t mouth. had ottsh heard 6E but had never befors sesp ,i s0 I detsrnin- led to land ,at thst spoint diFcharge the boat aud, yak apistIy home taking GsysAnd id aay Ewayea disiance, ,of seven oof eight miles. s9. [ more delightful bali hours wslk tl h by the side of the hill. with wood iand a0Y 0Yers otl each side and strstchipg dawn tp the shingly bsach, Eitis impossible to sopseiya, and fhe sweet and Ml ]
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