Setting off with just a small bag and a walking stick, Matt Hopwood determined to walk many hundreds of miles across the length and bredth of the country. He relied entirely on...
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Few rulers of Britain have been more misunderstood than England's first Stuart ruler. In spite of genuine idealisma nd flashes of considerable resourcefulness, James I is still...
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Sue Reid Sexton travels solo in a tiny campervan and uses it as a creative space and general escape hatch. For a day or weeks at a time, she disappears up glens and over mountains...
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A selection of 300 weekly columns written for The Orcadian from 1979 to 1991. Rockpools and daffodils come into these short essays fairly frequently, fragments of the sea held...
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A fascinating look into the history and landscape of the Hebridean Islands. Madeleine Bunting looks at the history of dispossession of the islands and how migration played a part...
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Victoria Whitworth began wild swimming in the seas of Orkney to escape her failing marriage, a series of health problems and a stifling religeous environment. Over four years her...
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