A Girl's Ride in Iceland
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We had arrived at our journey's end, had seen the 'Stroker' at any rateplay, and now if we wished to catch our steamer at Reykjavik, we had notime to lose in preparing for our return journey, so after breakfast, while our guides collected our steeds, packed the tents, etc. , westarted for a final look at the Geysers and the hot springs, which soabound in this neighbourhood. There are, I believe, no less than fiftywithin the circuit of half a mile. These springs lie at the base of amountain of n...o great height, the tract in which these thermal waters isfound being about 700 yards in length and 300 in width.
The Great Geyser lies to the north of this plain, its basin, 60 feet indiameter, is at the summit of a mound 20 feet in height, composed ofsilica, a mineral that the Geyser water holds in solution, and whichfrom the constant overflowing of the water, deposits layers of beautifulenamel, which at the top is too hard to detach, although round the basesoft and crumbly. The basin is nearly circular, and is generally, exceptafter an eruption, full to the brim, and always steaming, the water atthe bottom being about 228° Fahr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We had arrived at our journey's end, had seen the 'Stroker' at any rateplay, and now if we wished to catch our steamer at Reykjavik, we had notime to lose in preparing for our return journey, so after breakfast, while our guides collected our steeds, packed the tents, etc. , westarted for a final look at the Geysers and the hot springs, which soabound in this neighbourhood. There are, I believe, no less than fiftywithin the circuit of half a mile. These springs lie at the base of amountain of n...o great height, the tract in which these thermal waters isfound being about 700 yards in length and 300 in width.
The Great Geyser lies to the north of this plain, its basin, 60 feet indiameter, is at the summit of a mound 20 feet in height, composed ofsilica, a mineral that the Geyser water holds in solution, and whichfrom the constant overflowing of the water, deposits layers of beautifulenamel, which at the top is too hard to detach, although round the basesoft and crumbly. The basin is nearly circular, and is generally, exceptafter an eruption, full to the brim, and always steaming, the water atthe bottom being about 228° Fahr.
What to read after A Girl's Ride in Iceland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alec-Tweedie Ethel to read onlineMoreLess
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