The Living Mountain: A Celebration of the Cairngorm Mountains of Scotland

"So I am on the plateau again, having gone round it like a dog in circles to see if it is a good place. I think it is, and I am to stay up here for a while. I have left at dawn, and up here it is still morning. The midsummer sun has drawn up the moisture from the earth, so that for part of the way I walked in cloud, but now the last tendril has dissolved into the air and there is nothing in all the sky but light. I can see to the ends of the earth and far up into the sky. As I stand there in the silence, I become aware that the silence is not complete. Water is speaking. I go towards it, and almost at once the view is lost: for the plateau has its own hollows, and this one slopes widely down to one of the great inward fissures, the Garbh Coire."— — — Nancy transports the reader to a far far mountain of deconstruction and learning the senses again. Consider giving you a chance to enjoy this magnetic book.

as a non reader this book has inspired me to read others .the style of writing had me hooked as it reads like a poem .all the other books I've attempted never get finished .this one has helped me visualise and feel what the writer had conveyed. a very peaceful and satisfying read .thankyou