Sign of the Times
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You coming on this walk?”
“Uh,” Lucy was sleepy. “Yes, s’pose.”
“Get up then, c’mon.”
Carl washed quickly. No point showering since they were going hill-walking. He’d have a good scrub later. He roused those siblings who’d expressed an interest in hill-walking and after a few gulps of tea and some hastily prepared toast, they set off. At least it was a good day, not overly warm, Carl thought, but then it was still early. “I think we can do it in about six hours,” Grant said.
“C’mon,” Fraser s...aid. “The sooner we start, the sooner we get back.
Buchaille Etive Beag’s Stob Coire Raineach stood at nine hundred and twenty five metres. It was a gruelling walk. The strong sun beat down on them for most of the day. Fortunately Izzy had thought to bring sunscreen with her. They were all glad of it, as they didn’t want to be in their father’s birthday photographs looking like pillar boxes.
“Yay. I’ve done a Munro,” Izzy whooped, dancing druid-like around the cairn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You coming on this walk?”
“Uh,” Lucy was sleepy. “Yes, s’pose.”
“Get up then, c’mon.”
Carl washed quickly. No point showering since they were going hill-walking. He’d have a good scrub later. He roused those siblings who’d expressed an interest in hill-walking and after a few gulps of tea and some hastily prepared toast, they set off. At least it was a good day, not overly warm, Carl thought, but then it was still early. “I think we can do it in about six hours,” Grant said.
“C’mon,” Fraser s...aid. “The sooner we start, the sooner we get back.
Buchaille Etive Beag’s Stob Coire Raineach stood at nine hundred and twenty five metres. It was a gruelling walk. The strong sun beat down on them for most of the day. Fortunately Izzy had thought to bring sunscreen with her. They were all glad of it, as they didn’t want to be in their father’s birthday photographs looking like pillar boxes.
“Yay. I’ve done a Munro,” Izzy whooped, dancing druid-like around the cairn.
What to read after Sign of the Times?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Buchanan to read onlineMoreLess
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