I echo that suggestion—why not a body to take over a glen and stock it with cattle?
I think that he used the slogan "power in the glens".
But that stock does not wish to leave its own countryside and its own glens.
Does this include the schoolmaster, who may be living in a glen or other areas?
It is all very well to sing about the shieling in the glen.
You can summer thousands of beasts in the glens, but you cannot winter them.
If they were to do that, then the other glen would be outside the scheme altogether.
In those glens there is almost always an abundant supply of water to supply the power.
