An Amusing Incident. 121 opposite side of the fjoriSr, and the other to the island of Drdngey. But, unfortunately, the excur- sion was dependent in both cases on the state of the sea, and during the five days that we spent at Hofsos, a perverse north-east wind kept it in such a turmoil, that all attempts either to land on Drdngey, or to cross the fjdrftr in a little boat, would have been fool-hardy. In the region of Tindastoll, we heard that there were precious stones, probably opals, and also caves containing curious crystals. In the evening two fishing smacks, driven by stress of weather, sought shelter in the fjorSr. The skippers came on shore, and we were astonished to find in them fellow-countrymen from the Thames. Their astonish- ment at seeing us was great, but still greater at being offered a glass of beer. They told us some long yams about Rockall, which were not very complimentary to that fishing ground. It seemed almost incredible, but one of the men declared that, having been disap- pointed with Rockall, he had piloted his little smack to its present anchorage without a chart of any sort or kind. The same man knew Lowestoft, and showed his knowledge of the locality by mentioning the Gunton Woods as an object which he had often seen from the deck of his vessel. ‘ Do you know Gunton ? ’ he was

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