Cosmopolitan April 1935 Page 164

We Walked the Bering Strait

Don't think about SCOTLAND » » » Go this year 

SEE IT ALL BY TRAIN

Scotland enjoys a rare setting of tradition and history. It is a land of lovely lochs and tapestried scenery; of majesty and openhearted hospitality.

See Dryburgh and Abbotsford for their memories of Sir Walter Scott; Gleneagles and St. Andrews, the cradle of golf; incomparable Edinburgh, the Trossachs, Baimoral. You cannot afford to miss Oban and Braemar with their age-old Celtic games, nor the outlying islands of the Hebrides with Skye, Fingals Cave, and ancient lona.

Run over to Ireland - five modern, luxurious routes via Holyhead, Liverpool, Heysham, Stranraser and Fishguard take you there in two or three hours. You will never stop talking about Killarney, the Vale of Avoca, Waterford, Galway or Giant's Causeway.

Dollars still buy as much travel as ever-so see Scotland and Ireland for yourself and the experience will hang on the peg of your memory for years to come.

For itineraries, literature, maps, etc., and information regarding shooting (hunting) and fishing facilities, write to Department 7. 
T. R. DESTER, General Traffic Manager 

ASSOCIATED BRITISH RAILWAYS, Inc. 

551 Fifth Ave., New York... or your own tourist agent 

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