Seton Gordon's Cairngorms
an anthology
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Author
Contributions
- Brown, Hamish - Contributor
Publication
2010 - Whittles Publishing, Dunbeath, Scotland, Scotland
Language
English
Word Count
48,250 words, Guess
Page Count
193 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-101904445888
- ISBN-139781904445883
- Library of Congress Control Number2011486008
- OCLC Control Number321018385
- Better World Books9781904445883
and 1 more
- Open LibraryOL25063537M
Classifications
- DDC914.124
- LCCQH141 .G67 2010
- LCCDA880
Description
"Seton Gordon really created himself as naturalist, photographer and writer, the first such in the country, his first book appearing when he was eighteen. In all he wrote 27 books, two specifically about the Cairngorms where he grew up and first explored and returned to many times throughout his long life. He wrote with a revelational wonder and freshness, writing in poetic prose descriptions only possible by someone intimately at home in the hills with their interacting, connected features: birds, plants, trees, geology, weather, Gaelic culture, place names, history, folklore - an ecologist before the word was coined. Hamish Brown selected passages for Seton Gordon's Scotland and has now made a fascinating choice from Seton Gordon's extensive writings about the Cairngorms. There are descriptions of hill days throughout the seasons and intimate descriptions of wildlife. Seton Gordon lived to a great age but the Cairngorms were his first, young man's enthusiasm. Hamish Brown, no mean mountaineer and lover of the outdoors, has garnered biographical material and archive pictures for a book which everyone with an interest in the Scottish hills will welcome."--Publisher's description.
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