Cumberland
Cumberland
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10. Scenery.
In a county of which the scenery is an important factor affecting the inhabitants, some attention must be paid to the causes and character of that scenery. These are dependent partly upon the geological structure, partly 4—2 52 CUMBERLAND upon meteorological conditions whether acting directly — (e. G. The effects of sunlight and clouds upon the view) — or indirectly — (as affecting the vegetation), and partly also upon the agents such as frost, rivers, and glaciers, by which the de...tails of the scenery have been largely determined.
At the outset we may take into account the effects of the more important rock-groups in controlling the nature of the surface.
Sprinkling Tarn Beginning with the slate-rocks, the oldest beds, the Skiddaw slates, are somewhat easily worn away, and with no great variety of rocks, give rise to conical hills with grass-covered slopes and few rocky cliffs. Skiddaw is a good example of this type of hill.
The rocks of the middle division of the slates, be- longing to the Borrowdale volcanic group, are responsible SCENERY 53 for the wildest scenery in the county.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
10. Scenery.
In a county of which the scenery is an important factor affecting the inhabitants, some attention must be paid to the causes and character of that scenery. These are dependent partly upon the geological structure, partly 4—2 52 CUMBERLAND upon meteorological conditions whether acting directly — (e. G. The effects of sunlight and clouds upon the view) — or indirectly — (as affecting the vegetation), and partly also upon the agents such as frost, rivers, and glaciers, by which the de...tails of the scenery have been largely determined.
At the outset we may take into account the effects of the more important rock-groups in controlling the nature of the surface.
Sprinkling Tarn Beginning with the slate-rocks, the oldest beds, the Skiddaw slates, are somewhat easily worn away, and with no great variety of rocks, give rise to conical hills with grass-covered slopes and few rocky cliffs. Skiddaw is a good example of this type of hill.
The rocks of the middle division of the slates, be- longing to the Borrowdale volcanic group, are responsible SCENERY 53 for the wildest scenery in the county.
What to read after Cumberland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marr, John Edward, 1857-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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