Season in Strathglass
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I'm on the lookout. I have a rendezvous.
A white van with the words ‘Forest Research’ on the side comes winding slowly through the trees, the red-bearded, freckle-faced driver glancing about him.
‘Joe?’ ‘John?’ We shake hands.
It's August but too early in the morning for the tourists to be about – the bikers, the hikers and the random strollers. We have the forest to ourselves.
We cross the Affric River, dark and still as it flows under the wooden bridge on its way to the great loch Beinn a'Mhea...dhoin, then plunge into an undergrowth of long grass and straggly heather, the heather bells just beginning to show colour. Who else comes here, off the beaten track, now or at any time? A faint blush of purple is showing on the surrounding slopes. Behind us rears the prow of the lesser Sgurr na Lapaich (two hills in Strathglass share that name), a silent watcher.
The ground is broken and hummocky, the humps festooned with lush vegetation – mosses, blaeberry, cowberry and calluna.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'm on the lookout. I have a rendezvous.
A white van with the words ‘Forest Research’ on the side comes winding slowly through the trees, the red-bearded, freckle-faced driver glancing about him.
‘Joe?’ ‘John?’ We shake hands.
It's August but too early in the morning for the tourists to be about – the bikers, the hikers and the random strollers. We have the forest to ourselves.
We cross the Affric River, dark and still as it flows under the wooden bridge on its way to the great loch Beinn a'Mhea...dhoin, then plunge into an undergrowth of long grass and straggly heather, the heather bells just beginning to show colour. Who else comes here, off the beaten track, now or at any time? A faint blush of purple is showing on the surrounding slopes. Behind us rears the prow of the lesser Sgurr na Lapaich (two hills in Strathglass share that name), a silent watcher.
The ground is broken and hummocky, the humps festooned with lush vegetation – mosses, blaeberry, cowberry and calluna.
What to read after Season in Strathglass?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Fowler to read onlineMoreLess
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