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Egdon Heath – a fictitious moorland in Dorset
It takes a hardy soul to cross the bleak moorland – a Thomas Hardy soul… [1500 words 7 min
Oct 30
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Ronald Turnbull
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The trip into the mountains
Very short short-story by Franz Kafka [1100 wsords, 5 mins
Sep 11
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Ronald Turnbull
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Too high for breathing flesh
Can you be a mountaineer without ever going up a mountain? If so, then Virginia Woolf was a mountaineer… [1600 words 7 mins
Jun 19
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Ronald Turnbull
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Virginia Woolf meets the Matterhorn
Woolf's late short story 'The Symbol' is about a mountain. It really is! [1200 words 10min
Jun 12
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Ronald Turnbull
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William Shakespeare, mountain man
Birnam Wood, a cave in the Brecon Beacons, and a long walk to Milford Haven: from the man who invented mountaineers [1000 words, 4 min
Apr 17
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Ronald Turnbull
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From the Alps to Bloomsbury
George Mallory, Everest climber, lives on in a novel by EM Forster. [1700 words, 8 mins
Mar 27
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Ronald Turnbull
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