A pictorial and descriptive guide to Aberdeen, Deeside, Donside, Strathspey, Cruden Bay, Huntly, Banff, Elgin, etc . hese became so favoureda resort by persons in search of health that greatly increasedaccommodation was called for and houses were erected onthe site of Ballater. The wells are not now so high in favouras they were, but the hamlet is still a very pleasant retreat. The Linn of Muick is a fine perpendicular cascade aboutsix miles from Ballater, in the midst of delightful scenery.The stream that gives its name to the Glen and also to theLinn is one of the principal tributaries of th
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A pictorial and descriptive guide to Aberdeen, Deeside, Donside, Strathspey, Cruden Bay, Huntly, Banff, Elgin, etc . hese became so favoureda resort by persons in search of health that greatly increasedaccommodation was called for and houses were erected onthe site of Ballater. The wells are not now so high in favouras they were, but the hamlet is still a very pleasant retreat. The Linn of Muick is a fine perpendicular cascade aboutsix miles from Ballater, in the midst of delightful scenery.The stream that gives its name to the Glen and also to theLinn is one of the principal tributaries of the Dee, and entersthe main stream on the right bank, about half a mile aboveBallater Bridge. Having got to the south side of the Dee, the visitor shouldfollow the south road for a short distance to the Bridge ofMuick, which must be left on the right, and the road followedalong the eastern side of the Glen. There is a carriage-roadon each side, but the greater part of that on the west is private.Proceeding along the eastern side of the Glen, one soon passes, on the left, a small Episcopal Church and then Glenmuick. Aberdeen.