The granary was built on the southern slope of the Mang Mountain, an agreeable situation where the raining water can be easily drained away.
I wrote the sentence and I want the 'an agreeable situation' refers to the 'slope' instead of the 'mountain.' Does it work. If yes, can I leave the 'an agreeable situation' out and let the 'where...' refers back to the slope? Thank you.
I wrote the sentence and I want the 'an agreeable situation' refers to the 'slope' instead of the 'mountain.' Does it work. If yes, can I leave the 'an agreeable situation' out and let the 'where...' refers back to the slope? Thank you.