. Scottish geographical magazine. on, and it is certain that a stranger venturing intotheir country carried his life in his hands. One of the chief centresof Juh-Juh worshiji Avas Arochuku (formerly called Omochuku orIboum). One mile from Arochuku there is a shallow gorge reached by VOL. xvin. 2 z 634 SCOTTISH GEOGRAPHICAL MAGAZINE. following a narrow, tortuous bush path. It was in this place that the Long Juh-Juh (the Great God) was situated. A small river betweensteep, high banks flows through the gorge, and at this point widens outinto a pool about thirty feet across, in the centre of which
. Scottish geographical magazine. on, and it is certain that a stranger venturing intotheir country carried his life in his hands. One of the chief centresof Juh-Juh worshiji Avas Arochuku (formerly called Omochuku orIboum). One mile from Arochuku there is a shallow gorge reached by VOL. xvin. 2 z 634 SCOTTISH GEOGRAPHICAL MAGAZINE. following a narrow, tortuous bush path. It was in this place that the Long Juh-Juh (the Great God) was situated. A small river betweensteep, high banks flows through the gorge, and at this point widens outinto a pool about thirty feet across, in the centre of which is an up on either bank a dense bush, together with tall cotton trees,obscures the light. On entering this gloomy place, the first thing thatcaught the eye was the small island covered by a rude shelter, while gunbarrels stuck into its bank all round made a sort of paling. At theend of the gorge, where the river enters, tiers of spherical clay vesselswere stacked, while matting and cloths gave a ceremonial air to the.
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