shiel
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1. shiel - Noun
2. shiel - Verb
3. Shiel - Proper noun
Meaning
A sheeling.
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In 1998 he moved into tourism, restoring an old navy harbour launch and started Loch Shiel Cruises, based in Glenfinnan, on the Road to the Isles, a busineess he ran as owner/operator for a further 20 years.
In addition, due to the enmity with Germany, Danzig Shiel, a lodge built by Victoria in Ballochbuie was renamed Garbh Allt Shiel and the "King of Prussia's Fountain" was removed from the grounds.
The three ‘Edwardian’ gentlemen who took to Loch Shiel at Glenfinnan for the traditional New Year’s Day swim, were from left, Peter Wills, Andreas Glasow and Iain Staines.
Wells would later praise Shiel's The Purple Cloud (1901); in turn Shiel expressed admiration for Wells, referring to him at a speech to the Horsham Rotary Club in 1933 as "my friend Mr. Wells".