Through Canal-Land in a Canadian Canoe
Through Canal-Land in a Canadian Canoe
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You maybe sure we never wanted for filberts upon the rest of the day's journey.
I pictured with what delight the average schoolboy would have hailed thatnut-grove, especially as the gathering of the nuts from the bank would haveentailed torn clothes, many tumbles, and unlimited scratches.
After passing through lovely country, we arrived at Preston Brook, wherewe joined the Duke of Bridgewater Canal (now the property of the ManchesterShip Canal Company).
Here we decided to stop for tea, after wh...ich we once more proceeded on ourway, and after an uneventful paddle, brought our day's journey to a closeat Grappenhall, where we obtained comfortable quarters for the night at acottage on the canal side.
Up at six-thirty next morning, and after cleaning out the canoe andindulging in our morning swim, sat down to a good breakfast, to whichwe did ample justice.
Once more afloat, we made good progress towards Manchester, but after aboutan hour's paddle it came on to rain in torrents, and continued so until wereached Cottonopois, which we fetched at about one o'clock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You maybe sure we never wanted for filberts upon the rest of the day's journey.
I pictured with what delight the average schoolboy would have hailed thatnut-grove, especially as the gathering of the nuts from the bank would haveentailed torn clothes, many tumbles, and unlimited scratches.
After passing through lovely country, we arrived at Preston Brook, wherewe joined the Duke of Bridgewater Canal (now the property of the ManchesterShip Canal Company).
Here we decided to stop for tea, after wh...ich we once more proceeded on ourway, and after an uneventful paddle, brought our day's journey to a closeat Grappenhall, where we obtained comfortable quarters for the night at acottage on the canal side.
Up at six-thirty next morning, and after cleaning out the canoe andindulging in our morning swim, sat down to a good breakfast, to whichwe did ample justice.
Once more afloat, we made good progress towards Manchester, but after aboutan hour's paddle it came on to rain in torrents, and continued so until wereached Cottonopois, which we fetched at about one o'clock.
What to read after Through Canal-Land in a Canadian Canoe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hughes Vincent to read onlineMoreLess
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