We passed numerous very small cottages built with enormous stones.  They have diminutive windows, which will not open--this style of architecture being necessary to resist cold and the fierce gales which blow across the narrow peninsula.  As we proceeded, trees grew scarcer and scarcer. At last we came to a tavern with a sign-board, on the east side of which was painted "The last refreshment house in England;" and on the other, facing the Atlantic, "The first refreshment house in England."