Californian Trails Intimate Guide to the Old Missions the Story of the Califor
Californian Trails Intimate Guide to the Old Missions the Story of the Califor
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Approaching Arroyo Grande the wayside hills are half hidden by a ghostly curtain of mist woven by the breath of the nearby Pacific just as children film the window panes by gently breathing upon them. With Pismo the ocean comes into full sight, ceaselessly at work, its long, curling breakers cutting into the overhanging rocks numberless strange arches and sea caves. Just behind are curious terraced gardens, the lowest hardly 112 CALIFORNIAN TRAILS, INTIMATE GUIDE TO THE OLD MISSIONS ten feet ab...ove low tide, the middle perhaps sixty, while a third is fully a hundred feet over the sea, all planted in one mass of flowers whose fragrance is carried by ocean breezes far inshore to more plebian neighbors. This is the playground of the thousands fleeing from the heat of the interior and the paradise of motor speedsters who with wide open throttle fly over the seventeen miles of beach in half as many minutes.
In brilliant sunshine and under cloudless sky its long stretches with slow-reaching waves makes a fairy spec- tacle, but to the eye of Cagrillo, who discovered it nearly four centuries ago on a dark November day, the moun- tainous waves then thundering upon the shore, must have been a sinister and menacing sight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Approaching Arroyo Grande the wayside hills are half hidden by a ghostly curtain of mist woven by the breath of the nearby Pacific just as children film the window panes by gently breathing upon them. With Pismo the ocean comes into full sight, ceaselessly at work, its long, curling breakers cutting into the overhanging rocks numberless strange arches and sea caves. Just behind are curious terraced gardens, the lowest hardly 112 CALIFORNIAN TRAILS, INTIMATE GUIDE TO THE OLD MISSIONS ten feet ab...ove low tide, the middle perhaps sixty, while a third is fully a hundred feet over the sea, all planted in one mass of flowers whose fragrance is carried by ocean breezes far inshore to more plebian neighbors. This is the playground of the thousands fleeing from the heat of the interior and the paradise of motor speedsters who with wide open throttle fly over the seventeen miles of beach in half as many minutes.
In brilliant sunshine and under cloudless sky its long stretches with slow-reaching waves makes a fairy spec- tacle, but to the eye of Cagrillo, who discovered it nearly four centuries ago on a dark November day, the moun- tainous waves then thundering upon the shore, must have been a sinister and menacing sight.
What to read after Californian Trails Intimate Guide to the Old Missions the Story of the Califor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trowbridge Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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