“Raven’s Craig Glen”
‘dalry’ / ‘north ayrshire / ‘scotland’
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*a glen is a ‘valley’ – typically one that is
long
deep
(and often glacially U-shaped),
or one with a ‘water-course’ running through it*
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whittow defines it as a “scottish term for a deep valley in the highlands” that is “narrower than a strath”
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The word is Goidelic in origin:
gleann in Irish and Scottish Gaelic,
glion in Manx.
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(the designation “glen” also occurs often in place names)
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