London to the Quantock Hills to Nether Stowey, Kilve, Crowcombe, and West Bagborough, to the high point where the Taunton-B ridgwater road tops the hills and shows all Exmoor behind, all the Mendips before, and upon the left the sea, and Wales very far off. It was a journey on or with a bicycle. The season was Easter, a March Easter. AN orth-E aster, probably? No. Nor did much north-east go to the making of it. I will give its pedigree briefly, going back only a month that is, to the days when I began to calculate, or guess methodically, what the weather would be like at Easter. Perhaps it was rather more than a month before Easter that a false Spring visited London.
(Typographical errors above are due to OCR software and don't occur in the book.)
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