Heartland (2010)
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Peter kept telling himself it wasn’t all that high, twenty feet off the ground. And that was true, so long as Peter remained focused in the direction the camera was pointed. But Peter had two little problems doing so. First, the stand was perched upon a hill that rose like a stony mole from the ridgeline. As in, the highest point along the high side of a narrow valley.
The second problem was the real kicker. Which was, the stand’s other side hung slightly over the ridge. The ridge Peter tried no...t to think about. The drop was about sixty-eight thousand feet, or so it seemed to Peter. Straight down a rock face. Peter was certain if he turned around he could stare out over the valley holding the Parsons ranch, over Salton City, and right on out to the ocean a hundred or so miles to the west.
Thinking about how just five skinny poles kept them from tumbling into the abyss left Peter’s tummy swooping with the eagles.
He knew there were five poles because he counted them as he climbed the ladder into the stand.
What to read after Heartland?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Peter kept telling himself it wasn’t all that high, twenty feet off the ground. And that was true, so long as Peter remained focused in the direction the camera was pointed. But Peter had two little problems doing so. First, the stand was perched upon a hill that rose like a stony mole from the ridgeline. As in, the highest point along the high side of a narrow valley.
The second problem was the real kicker. Which was, the stand’s other side hung slightly over the ridge. The ridge Peter tried no...t to think about. The drop was about sixty-eight thousand feet, or so it seemed to Peter. Straight down a rock face. Peter was certain if he turned around he could stare out over the valley holding the Parsons ranch, over Salton City, and right on out to the ocean a hundred or so miles to the west.
Thinking about how just five skinny poles kept them from tumbling into the abyss left Peter’s tummy swooping with the eagles.
He knew there were five poles because he counted them as he climbed the ladder into the stand.
What to read after Heartland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis Bunn to read onlineMoreLess
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