”The
doctor pressed her hand once more and hurried on his way. But Heidi remained
standing in the same spot, waving until he seemed like a mere speck in the
distance. When he turned around for the last time to look at her , he said
softly to himself, 'It is good to be on the mountain. Body and soul get well,
and life is happy again.'” -
from Heidi, page 199, by Johanna Spyri (1827-1901)
(Dive into the Anaconda-Pintler Scenic Highway here, and with more history here.)
