To‘bottom’ing, at Caer* Caradoc (23:3:13)
By Rhiannonw
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[*Ki.r]
Plunging, crunching through the deep, crisp snow –
what fun, but, oh, so slow!
then up the hill we go
(the sky a-mist with floating drift),
but when we reach the steeper bit
we meet the scouring wind,
the slope swept clear of snow, the grass
a sheet of icy glass,
and without crampons we’re not fit
to climb, and so retreat
bent, using hands and feet,
and soon enjoy envigorating slide instead,
as wearing waterproofs transforms
my seat into a sled!
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Hi Rhiannon
Hi Rhiannon
It makes me cold just to read it. I expect that today's weather is like that for some people. Here we have only rain and strong wind.
Jean
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Hi Rhiannon,
Hi Rhiannon,
just love your countryside rambles. This was one of the more tougher description of the conditions you found yourself in, and crunching through the deep snow was related well in this poem. It must have been hard to walk, but sounded like fun at the end.
An enjoyable read.
Jenny.
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