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A parents worst nightmare. A small child with an incurable disease and a father who served in Vietnam and blames himself for her illness. The family is torn apart. Finally only one choice remains to save the daughter's life, a Devil's Choice.

The book examines the interplay between philosophy, science, and physical geography, highlighting a disparity between the philosophical depth of human geography and the lack of philosophical engagement in physical geography. It aims to bridge this gap, promoting a more integrated understanding of these disciplines and their implications for the study of the environment.

New edition of Graham Wilson's idiosyncratic first book. Its distinctive mix of walks, wit, literature and pubs was such a success that it was reprinted almost at once and has since become a minor classic. Includes walks in the Peak District, the Welsh Three Thousanders and the Bob Graham Round. Updated with a new chapter and introduction added.

Shortlisted for the Boardman Tasker Prize. A shrewd, appreciative appraisal of a century of British mountaineering literature, from O G Jones and W P Haskett Smith to the modern guidebook. Graham Wilson, several-times author in the field himself, takes a look at a long, varied and (mostly) honourable tradition.