Aberdeenshire
Aberdeenshire
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Braemar is 11 14 feet above sea-level and since there is a regular and uniform decline in tempera- ture to the extent of i° for every 270 feet above the sea, the temperature of this hill-station should be low. As a matter of fact, from June to September it is only 9 and in October 7' J# 5 below that of London. Yet its maximum is 10 higher than is recorded at Aberdeen, only in winter its minimum is 20° lower than the minimum of the coast.
Braemar and Peterhead as lying at the two extremes of the... county may be compared. Peterhead receives the uninterrupted sweep of the easterly breezes, for it has no shelter or protection either of forests or mountains. The impression a visitor takes is that Peterhead is an exception- ally cold place. As a fact, its mean winter temperature is above the average for Scotland, but the lack of shelter and the constant motion of the air give an impression of V ffl 5—2 68 ABERDEENSHIRE coldness. In the summer and autumn its mean falls below that of Scotland.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Braemar is 11 14 feet above sea-level and since there is a regular and uniform decline in tempera- ture to the extent of i° for every 270 feet above the sea, the temperature of this hill-station should be low. As a matter of fact, from June to September it is only 9 and in October 7' J# 5 below that of London. Yet its maximum is 10 higher than is recorded at Aberdeen, only in winter its minimum is 20° lower than the minimum of the coast.
Braemar and Peterhead as lying at the two extremes of the... county may be compared. Peterhead receives the uninterrupted sweep of the easterly breezes, for it has no shelter or protection either of forests or mountains. The impression a visitor takes is that Peterhead is an exception- ally cold place. As a fact, its mean winter temperature is above the average for Scotland, but the lack of shelter and the constant motion of the air give an impression of V ffl 5—2 68 ABERDEENSHIRE coldness. In the summer and autumn its mean falls below that of Scotland.
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