By Fell And Dale At the English Lakes
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The AN EVENING WALK IN WYTHOP 93 witchery of the evenings such as a fair May- tide brings us, is by reason of the lengthened gloaming, an experience which Southerners can know nothing of. In this matter the Keswick vale is much favoured, for we can wander through cool woods in perfect shade, whilst the whole of the eastern side of the valley is glorious in full sunshine, and if one delights in flower life and fern life, in the scent of larch woods and the song of birds, I know nothing more beau...tiful than such a walk as we took last evening. Leaving Keswick by the 6. 30 train one passed through the rich meadows and along by the rippling lake of Broadwater towards Bassenthwaite station. The last mile and a half of the journey was made beautiful to the eye by the carpeting of the railway cuttings and banks with such wealth of primroses as I had never yet seen. At seven o'clock I began the homeward walk of eight miles through the Wythop woods. On my left rose up the ancient 1 dun, ' or fort, with its triple rampart and flat green summit that the Britons in old time knew, and the voices of other warriors were in my ears as I climbed its height, for away to the south lay Caermote, where once the Romans brought their invalid soldiers for rest and cure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The AN EVENING WALK IN WYTHOP 93 witchery of the evenings such as a fair May- tide brings us, is by reason of the lengthened gloaming, an experience which Southerners can know nothing of. In this matter the Keswick vale is much favoured, for we can wander through cool woods in perfect shade, whilst the whole of the eastern side of the valley is glorious in full sunshine, and if one delights in flower life and fern life, in the scent of larch woods and the song of birds, I know nothing more beau...tiful than such a walk as we took last evening. Leaving Keswick by the 6. 30 train one passed through the rich meadows and along by the rippling lake of Broadwater towards Bassenthwaite station. The last mile and a half of the journey was made beautiful to the eye by the carpeting of the railway cuttings and banks with such wealth of primroses as I had never yet seen. At seven o'clock I began the homeward walk of eight miles through the Wythop woods. On my left rose up the ancient 1 dun, ' or fort, with its triple rampart and flat green summit that the Britons in old time knew, and the voices of other warriors were in my ears as I climbed its height, for away to the south lay Caermote, where once the Romans brought their invalid soldiers for rest and cure.
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