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The Little Book of Weather by Adam Scaife

tonyturton.com Posted on 28 January 2025 by Tony28 January 2025

This is a nice little* book. I felt the blurb on the back says everything I wanted to say about it. Packed with surprising facts, this delightful and gorgeously designed book will beguile anyone who is curious about weather. Expertly … Continue reading →

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Dead Sweet by Katrín Júlíusdóttir

tonyturton.com Posted on 17 November 2024 by Tony17 November 2024

The story is set in Iceland but could have been set anywhere – only the names of the characters and places show the connection. The book feels like it was written to be adapted for a TV series. It gets … Continue reading →

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The Book of Dust vols 1 & 2 by Philip Pullman

tonyturton.com Posted on 6 November 2024 by Tony6 November 2024

These are the first two books of Pullman’s second trilogy about Lyra, the mysterious substance called ‘Dust’ and the attempts of the powerful and sinister Magisterium to suppress all knowledge of it. The third book hasn’t yet been published. The … Continue reading →

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Fallen Idols by Alex von Tunzelmann

tonyturton.com Posted on 5 November 2024 by Tony5 November 2024

Written in the wake of an outbreak of statue-toppling driven in part by the death of George Floyd in 2020 and the spread of the Black Lives Matter movement, historian Alex von Tunzelmann (‘AvT’) presents case studies of 12 examples … Continue reading →

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South West Coast Path – Day 28

tonyturton.com Posted on 28 October 2024 by Tony29 October 2024

Penberth Cove to Lamorna 26 September 2024 Distance on Coast Path: 6.8km; ascent: 241m Total distance: 9.4km; ascent: 263m Walking time: 2h 32′ Total time: 4h 19′ Overnight: Self-catering, Trewellard I confess I was a little uneasy about today’s short … Continue reading →

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South West Coast Path – Day 27

tonyturton.com Posted on 22 October 2024 by Tony29 October 2024

Land’s End to Penberth Cove 25 September 2024 Distance on Coast Path: 11.0km; ascent: 220m Total distance: 12.3km; ascent: 299m Walking time: 3h 10′ Total time: 5h 23” Overnight: Self-catering, Trewellard It was raining. Leaving the car in the car … Continue reading →

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South West Coast Path – Day 26

tonyturton.com Posted on 14 October 2024 by Tony29 October 2024

Porthmeor Cove to Pendeen Watch 24 September 2024 Distance on Coast Path: 7.1km; ascent: 136m Total distance: 9.3km; ascent: 201m Walking time: 2h 31′ Total time: 3h 26” Overnight: Self-catering, Trewellard This was the section I missed out when I … Continue reading →

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Riverman by Ben McGrath

tonyturton.com Posted on 14 October 2024 by Tony14 October 2024

The author is a long-term staff writer for ‘New Yorker’ magazine who lives outside the city on the banks of the Hudson river. In 2014 he happened to meet a stranger, a big grizzled man wearing “denim overalls, a faded … Continue reading →

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Gelderbike – Cycling in the Eastern Netherlands

tonyturton.com Posted on 3 October 2024 by Tony3 October 2024

In September 2024 I spent five days cycling in the Eastern Netherlands, mostly in Gelderland Province but with a couple of short incursions into Germany. I had booked a self-guided holiday with Dutch Bike Tours: they made all the hotel … Continue reading →

Posted in Cycling, Netherlands & Belgium | Tagged achterhoek, Arnhem, Deventer, Doetinchem, knooppunt, Nederland, Netherlands, Nijmegen, Zutphen | 1 Reply

South West Coast Path – Day 25

tonyturton.com Posted on 16 August 2024 by Tony22 October 2024

Lamorna to Penzance 16 May 2024 Distance on Coast Path: 10.5km; ascent: 52m Total distance: 12km; ascent: 101m Walking time: 2h 53′ Total time: 5h 02′ Overnight: Hotel Penzance, Penzance Logistics For my last night I’d booked what I hoped … Continue reading →

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  • Poisonous Tales
  • Whose Names Are Unknown
  • The Little Book of Weather
  • Dead Sweet
  • Book of Dust – La Belle Sauvage and The Secret Commonwealth
  • Fallen Idols
  • Riverman
  • Real Tigers and Spook Street
  • With A Mind To Kill
  • A Dodo at Oxford

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