In Green are my mountains, Christine Marion Fraser continues her story which began in "Blue above the chimneys" and "Roses round the door". With warmth and good humour, she relates the problems encountered in her house in Argyllshire, her work as a successful author, and her responsibilities as a wife and mother. She also looks back to her time in the Govan tenements in Glasgow, where as a child in the 1950s she contracted a rare muscular disease which confined her permanently to a wheelchair but never diminished her spirit. Part 3/3, previous part Roses round the door.