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We stopped for lunch on the creek margin
at Plite Spring (North Hotfield). It
cleared up & I began roaming on the ridge,
considering the valley but we travelled on.
Stopped at dark in a sunstorm some
3 hrs. from the village. We pitched camp
in a grove of pines but shadows seem
'd to set us back before darkness fell.
The approach to Plite Spring is quite
picturesque leading down a level road
to some water wheels (flour mills) on
the edge of the village. High above it,
left our sharp pointed hill sets which
Temple apparently held their high place
at only 10m brought oranges, plums &
peaches in the market for sale &
The mufas brought beans for their
mule's rice for their own larder
as well as pork.
(28) In the morning the whole
landscape was a white mantle
of snow, the trees & bushes being
cloven with it as there was no