Wayside Wells; Or, Thoughts From Deepdale

This collection of essays and musings by Alexander Lamont offers a window into the mind of a keen observer of the natural world. Lamont writes with poetic flair about his experiences in the Scottish countryside, pondering such topics as the majesty of the mountains, the rhythms of the seasons, and the interplay between humans and animals. A delight for nature lovers and fans of contemplative writing.
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