Autumn Flood on the White River by jgkane

Vue • Landscape • posted on Sep 26, 2008

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Noted for the best salmon in the Barony of Eschellaigh, in Old Dalriada, the White River running through the parish of Cushenaigh, would often flood in the late Autumn. In olden times, wee pipes of the Wee Folk, are said to have been washed up on the river banks, safely cradled by the poplar roots. Only a mile or so from the Disappearing Loch, this stretch of the river witnesses the Glynfolk's Coracle of Light race, held on the Autumngreet Festival. While ClanRanald win the Pale Paddle many a time, they are suspected of having made a pact with the Water Folk... ( Kelvin's Tales of the Glynfolk, Bellgarrron Press ) Another Dalraidan inspired render in VUE 6 Infinite. Landscapes foreground: Robin Kleb's FALL and WINTER WEEDS, Weeds and Fall Poplars Ecosystem. Landscapes background: Martin J Frost's LONELY PLACES, Dragondale MAT. River water: Robin Kleb's ST JOE'S CREEK, creek water 1 MAT Atmosphere: Personal modification of one of Chipp Walter's TERRAMATS item, all available from the CORNUCOPIA3D store. Enjoy the scene, but those on the water be warned. Baron Cahan's water bailiffs operate downstream... ;o) Warm regards, John.