The Wild Places (Penguin Original)
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Orwell, George
Osborne, Sidney
otters
oystercatchers
Palmer, Samuel
partridges
Peak District
peatbogs
Pennines
The Peregrine (Baker)
peregrines
peregrini
literature by
Persian Gulf
Peru
Peter (walker)
Peterborough
phosphorescence, marine
The Physics of Blown Sand and Desert Dunes (Bagnold)
pilgrims
Feast of the Ascension
peregrini
pines
pipits
place-names: Celtic
Platt, Rutherford
Pliny
Plumwood, Val
pollution
beach debris
Irish trees
light
pesticides’ effects on birds
Poole Haven
poplars
Pripiat
‘Puck of Pook’s Hill’ (Kipling)
Pueblo Indians
Quakers
quincunxes
Raasay
Raban, Jonathan
Rackham, Oliver
Rannoch Moor
raptors
ravens
real: modern alienation from the
Rebuffat, Gaston
Red Pike
Redesdale
redwoods
The Return of the Native (Hardy)
Reve, John
Richard (author’s friend)
ring forts
River Coe
River Naver
road atlases
Robinson, Tim
Roger see Deakin, Roger
Rogue Male (Household)
Roman Empire
Rothman, Benny
Ruskin, John
Sade, Marquis de
Sage, Revd Donald
St Cedd’s Abbey
Saint-Exupéry, Antoine
Saints, Island of the
Salisbury Plain
salmon
Salmon, Patrick
saltmarshes
and climate change
formation and ecology
Salve Regina prayer
samphire
sanctuaries
sand: behavioural studies
sand deserts
sand-eels
Sandwood Bay
Sandy see McRory-Smith, James
Scafell
Scale Force
Schiehallion
Scott, Robert
Scott, Walter
sea levels: rise in
sea pink
seabird colonies
seagulls
seals
Second World War
Selborne
Sgurr Dearg
Sgurr na Stri
shags
shan-shui tradition
sharks
Shaw, George Bernard
shearwaters
Sheldon Tapestries
Shelter Stone
Shepherd, Nan
Shetland
shingle
sight: action of
Simpson Desert
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
Skelligs
Skye
Coruisk valley
glaciers
storms
trees and inhabitants
Sligachan
snow
and moonlight
in the woods
snow hares
Snyder, Gary
Soay, Isle of
South Uist
Southend
sparrowhawks
spiders
spits: shingle
squirrels
Sron Ulladale
Stalker, James
Stanage Moor
star-gazing
Starlight and Storm (Rebuffat)
Staverton Thicks
Stegner, Wallace
Stevenson, Robert Louis
storms
Strathchailleach
Strathnaver
Suilven
Sutton Hoo
Sweeney Astray (Sweeney, Peregrine)
‘The Swimmer’s Song’ (Wainwright)
Swinburne, Algernon
Taklamakan Desert
Tales of the West of Ireland (Berry)
Tamanrasset
Tanzania
T’ao Chi’en
Terence (Roger’s friend)
The Thirty-Nine Steps (Buchan)
Thomas, Edward
Thomas, Helen
Thomas, R. S.
Thompson ’Arcy Wentworth
Thomson, David
Thoreau, Henry David
Thundersley
Tigh Na Cruaiche
Tilley, Christopher
time: different senses of
‘Tintern Abbey’ (Wordsworth)
Titterstone Clee
Tongue
tors: formation
tree rings
trees
as archives of the past
benign influence after death
climbing
human fascination with
significance of autumn colours
size of root system
on Skye
see also individual types by name; woods
turloughs
Turner, Dawson
Turner, J. M. W.
Ukraine
unseen landscapes
USA: history of maps
Val de Susanfe
Wainwright, Loudon
Walberswick
Wales (Thomas)
Walnut Tree Farm
walnut trees
Warren, Robert Penn
Wash
waterfalls
Waterlog (Deakin)
waves: behavioural studies
Weald
weapons testing
Wester Ross
whales
White, Gilbert
Wild Hunt
The Wilderness
‘The Wilderness Letter’ (Stegner)
wildness and the wild
conferred by the dark
emotions aroused by unnamed places
as energising force
etymology
human effect on
indifference of
loss of scale effect
as process
salutary nature
sense of the past in
temporary nature of human conquest
ubiquity
values attributed to
and woods
Wildwood (Deakin)
willows
Winnie the Pooh
Wittenham Clumps
Wittgenstein, Ludwig
Wodan
Wolseley, John
woodhenges
woodpeckers
woods
etymology
fascination of
fossilised
historic deforestation
new
origins
on Raasay
significance of autumn colours
and the wild
see also trees
Wordsworth, Dorothy
Wordsworth, William
World War see First World War
World War see Second World War
Xerxes, king of Persia
Ynys Enlli
Yorkshire Dales
Yvonne (walker)
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