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Hello and thank you very much for choosing to listen to this. I'm Mark Stephen.

Today I'm continuing my journey along the Stevenson Way, following the route to David to this. I'm Mark Stephen. Today I'm continuing my journey along the Stevenson

way, following the route David Balfour and Alan Bregg Stewart took from Erid, assist off

Mull, to Kerstorfen in Edinburgh in Robert Louis Stevenson's novel, kidnapped. Now,

though the area are two heroes crossed from Ranak Moore over the tops to to Loch Lime and down here to Bacquidder is enormous

Stevenson actually describes the route in just a couple of pages in Kidnapped. Now this is a much discussed part of the route. Where did Stevenson mean them to go?

Up onto Benmore's, Turbinion, round the bottom, whatever. In the book, it's certainly a miserable time for David.

He was still livid with Alan after he gambled away all his money, including his cave.

He was also becoming increasingly unwell. He says, and I'm quoting here, that he could lie down and die on these wet mountains like a sheep or a fox,

and my bones must whiten there like the bones

of a beast.

Now, things come to a head, and David actually draws his sword on Alan.

Alan, because it's a young man and because he's unwell, can't bring himself to fight him,

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