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In summer, fields of wildflowers and crystal-clear rivers are almost as intoxicating as the black diamond trails on Aspen Mountain or the hard-earned majesty of the Highland Bowl in winter.
BBC: Living in: Great cities for outdoor adventures
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Behind us there was a wall of rough flagstone that smelled of dirt, of fields in summer with the sun beating down after a heavy rain.
NEWYORKER: The Reptile Garden
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But this Saturday, we all later agreed, was the first day of summer: the smell of plowed fields and first-cut grass, the river flushed by rains, its banks covered with ferns and May apples and early wild flowers, dame's rocket and white trillium.
NPR: Excerpt: 'Gone Tomorrow'
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Yakuts said that somewhere in the south was Dauria, where a broad river watered fields of wheat in the summer sun.
ECONOMIST: The Amur River
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The untended fields and the warm and dry summer have combined to provide a splendid breeding-ground for the swarms of locusts.
ECONOMIST: Invasion of the locusts