Bit of a Blur (2010)
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It doesn’t overwhelm, like St Tropez, or even Blackpool, but it’s good and it’s growing. The poet Shelley, who lived in Boscombe, where I was born, might have said the view from the clifftops was sublime: a sublime seascape. But however you say it, it’s nice.
The beaches start way back from the cliffs in the wooded chines - steep valleys full of pine trees and rhododendron bushes. Cool in the summer and calm, a world away from the crowded seashore. The rhododendrons grew dense, as tall as houses.... We’d climb to the top of the highest bush and fling ourselves off to be caught somewhere on the way down by a mass of giving boughs.
We jumped off more or less everything. We jumped off the piers and the cliffs without a care. There was always something there to catch us. At Fisherman’s Walk in Southbourne the soft, sandy overhangs are high and sheer and we’d just run and jump right off. Arms flailing we’d fly over the edge after school. If you can jump off a cliff, you can do anything.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It doesn’t overwhelm, like St Tropez, or even Blackpool, but it’s good and it’s growing. The poet Shelley, who lived in Boscombe, where I was born, might have said the view from the clifftops was sublime: a sublime seascape. But however you say it, it’s nice.
The beaches start way back from the cliffs in the wooded chines - steep valleys full of pine trees and rhododendron bushes. Cool in the summer and calm, a world away from the crowded seashore. The rhododendrons grew dense, as tall as houses.... We’d climb to the top of the highest bush and fling ourselves off to be caught somewhere on the way down by a mass of giving boughs.
We jumped off more or less everything. We jumped off the piers and the cliffs without a care. There was always something there to catch us. At Fisherman’s Walk in Southbourne the soft, sandy overhangs are high and sheer and we’d just run and jump right off. Arms flailing we’d fly over the edge after school. If you can jump off a cliff, you can do anything.
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