Cascadia's Fault (2012)
Cascadia's Fault
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In the distance, beyond the glassy green water, stood a thick fringe of marsh grass the color of wheat. Behind that, on higher ground, the dark outlines of heavily timbered hills.
As we got closer I guessed the marsh grass might be waist deep if the ground were solid enough to hold a human’s weight. The tan thatch might have been the river’s opposite bank in some previous lifetime. Now it was a saltwater maze with a Medusa-like braid of channels meandering through and around it half a dozen diff...erent ways to the sea.
The tide marsh looked like a big unmown pasture with these hulking dead cedars scattered across the flat ground, standing in defiance of time, weather, and gravity. How could fully grown cedars several centuries old be standing in knee-deep salt water, their storm-battered trunks naked of bark, bleached gray by the sun and draped in moss and lichens, in the middle of a tidal marsh on Washington’s west coast? Western red cedars don’t grow in salt water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the distance, beyond the glassy green water, stood a thick fringe of marsh grass the color of wheat. Behind that, on higher ground, the dark outlines of heavily timbered hills.
As we got closer I guessed the marsh grass might be waist deep if the ground were solid enough to hold a human’s weight. The tan thatch might have been the river’s opposite bank in some previous lifetime. Now it was a saltwater maze with a Medusa-like braid of channels meandering through and around it half a dozen diff...erent ways to the sea.
The tide marsh looked like a big unmown pasture with these hulking dead cedars scattered across the flat ground, standing in defiance of time, weather, and gravity. How could fully grown cedars several centuries old be standing in knee-deep salt water, their storm-battered trunks naked of bark, bleached gray by the sun and draped in moss and lichens, in the middle of a tidal marsh on Washington’s west coast? Western red cedars don’t grow in salt water.
One of two things could explain the wrongness of this picture.
What to read after Cascadia's Fault?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerry Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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