A Shooting Trip to Kamchatka
A Shooting Trip to Kamchatka
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In this manner we toiled along over the spongy moss, amidst cranberry and briar, a distance of twenty miles. It was presumably the hardest day on record.
During the march we saw several large caribou antlers, which lay half rotten on the tundra. Camp was pitched late in the afternoon on a drier part of the tundra, and v/e learnt that we were half-way to a vil- lage called Pushina, on the Kamchatka River. Fires 176 A SHOOTING TRIP TO KAMCHATKA were lit round our tents, affording us comparative r...est. According to our veteran guide, another twenty miles should bring us to the foot of the hills, where there was a chance of finding game. The old man had walked the whole way, and did not seem a bit tired ; he sat down silently, apart from the rest of the cara- van, looking gloomily into space, probably straining his memory to recall some of the scenes of his bygone hunting days. We took great care not to disturb the equanimity of the old sportsman, who was our only resource, and who next morning was the first to be on the alert.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this manner we toiled along over the spongy moss, amidst cranberry and briar, a distance of twenty miles. It was presumably the hardest day on record.
During the march we saw several large caribou antlers, which lay half rotten on the tundra. Camp was pitched late in the afternoon on a drier part of the tundra, and v/e learnt that we were half-way to a vil- lage called Pushina, on the Kamchatka River. Fires 176 A SHOOTING TRIP TO KAMCHATKA were lit round our tents, affording us comparative r...est. According to our veteran guide, another twenty miles should bring us to the foot of the hills, where there was a chance of finding game. The old man had walked the whole way, and did not seem a bit tired ; he sat down silently, apart from the rest of the cara- van, looking gloomily into space, probably straining his memory to recall some of the scenes of his bygone hunting days. We took great care not to disturb the equanimity of the old sportsman, who was our only resource, and who next morning was the first to be on the alert.
What to read after A Shooting Trip to Kamchatka?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elim Pavlovich Demidov to read onlineMoreLess
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