Notes Made During a Visit to Exmoor And Neighbourhood
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The guide book says "that the horizon is about 500 miles in circuit, and the panorama includes portions of fifteen counties.'' Be this as it may, the view is very fine, and, provided the condition of the atmosphere is 10 favourable, the ascent of Dunkery is well worth the labour. For the want of a better road I descended the Beacon to Bagley, and very hard walking I found it ; and from there took the pathway to Cloutsham, where the celebrated meet of the deer hounds takes place — I was fortunat...e enough to see some specimens of the wild deer. From Cloutsham down to Horner Water through the short oaks, is very pretty, and from here by the banks of the stream back to Porlock. The timber along the valley is remarkably fine.
After a night's rest, which I consider I had fairly earned, I started for Dnnster. A good level road most of the way with fine timber growing by the side, and occasional glimpses of farmsteads and cottages, made this part of my journey particularly enjoyable.
At Holnicot I saw some fine walnut and evergreen oak trees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The guide book says "that the horizon is about 500 miles in circuit, and the panorama includes portions of fifteen counties.'' Be this as it may, the view is very fine, and, provided the condition of the atmosphere is 10 favourable, the ascent of Dunkery is well worth the labour. For the want of a better road I descended the Beacon to Bagley, and very hard walking I found it ; and from there took the pathway to Cloutsham, where the celebrated meet of the deer hounds takes place — I was fortunat...e enough to see some specimens of the wild deer. From Cloutsham down to Horner Water through the short oaks, is very pretty, and from here by the banks of the stream back to Porlock. The timber along the valley is remarkably fine.
After a night's rest, which I consider I had fairly earned, I started for Dnnster. A good level road most of the way with fine timber growing by the side, and occasional glimpses of farmsteads and cottages, made this part of my journey particularly enjoyable.
At Holnicot I saw some fine walnut and evergreen oak trees.
What to read after Notes Made During a Visit to Exmoor And Neighbourhood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karkeek, Paul Q. (Paul Quick) to read onlineMoreLess
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