Talk:Staffa
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There was a lot about this article that needed changing.
- The distances are imperial and (literally) miles out. If Staffa was only 5 miles from Oban, it would need to cut Mull in half!
- My map seems fairly sure that Staffa is basically due N of Iona, but I'm leaving that part for now.
- During the tourist season it is visited every weekday by boat from Oban. That's a long trip! I think the excursions from Oban are much less frequent than that. The main tourist boats sail from Dervaig, Ulva Ferry and Fionnphort.
- Corrected the gaelic The Herdsman name.
- A lot of the content on Fingal's Cave should probably go into that article, if it is going to exist at all.
- The author then seems to waver from a NPOV with a lovely artistic description of the island. I've left that in for now.
Finally, there were a lot of typo's in this. Was it OCR'ed or perhaps copied from a book? It has some relatively recent information, so I hope there isn't any Copyright issue.
More thoughts (22/12/02):
- There are some really detailed measurements in this article. Did the author go with a measuring tape, or is it from an out of copyright book?
- Perhaps Fingal's Cave should be left here, with a #REDIRECT to Staffa put on Fingal's Cave.
Ideas?
--DWeir
Could somebody check whether 'tufa' is correct? Tufa (q.v.) is sedimentary, whereas 'tuff' is igneous rock, and seems to me to be more likely on Staffa.
--PKnight