Mudlark
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I woke early. No one else was stirring, and the storm had left the air like crystal. I ran five glorious miles, almost to the Enclave, trotting the last half mile back along the tide line. It was great to be alone.
The storm had tossed debris, most of it natural, onto the firm sand. Fat gulls poked at bits of crab, kelp strands, broken razor-clam shells, sand dollars. Vessels were prohibited from dumping plastics at sea, but an assortment of nautical bags and bottles had also washed ashore. ...I reflected that I ought to bring a garbage sack down and start collecting, but there was a beach clean-up, sponsored by the Kayport Jaycees, scheduled for September, so I let the thought go.
A droning to the south resolved into the sound of helicopter blades. I watched the on-coming craft and wondered whether it was Coast Guard or commercial. It swung over the dunes south of Bonnie's house, hovered for a moment like a huge fly, then settled at the resort site.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I woke early. No one else was stirring, and the storm had left the air like crystal. I ran five glorious miles, almost to the Enclave, trotting the last half mile back along the tide line. It was great to be alone.
The storm had tossed debris, most of it natural, onto the firm sand. Fat gulls poked at bits of crab, kelp strands, broken razor-clam shells, sand dollars. Vessels were prohibited from dumping plastics at sea, but an assortment of nautical bags and bottles had also washed ashore. ...I reflected that I ought to bring a garbage sack down and start collecting, but there was a beach clean-up, sponsored by the Kayport Jaycees, scheduled for September, so I let the thought go.
A droning to the south resolved into the sound of helicopter blades. I watched the on-coming craft and wondered whether it was Coast Guard or commercial. It swung over the dunes south of Bonnie's house, hovered for a moment like a huge fly, then settled at the resort site.
What to read after Mudlark?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheila Simonson to read onlineMoreLess
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