Diaries of a Scottish snow hunter
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Köp båda 2 för 706 kr'Possibly the only writer who can pack history, geography, meteorology and adventure into tiny patches of snow.' - Muriel Gray 'A man who can make staring at snow not just interesting, but fascinating.' - Muriel Gray 'Like some guardian of a lost folk memory, Iain Cameron wanders the Highlands in search of patches of snow that have held out stubbornly against the march of the seasons. Nestled in a remote gully, the last remnant of a forgotten ice age melts into a trickle - and then is gone. His work is done for now, but the snows will return.' - Nicholas Hellen, Sunday Times
Early one morning in May 1983, nine-year-old Iain Cameron looked out of the living room window and glimpsed a shining patch of brilliant white on distant Ben Lomond. This sparked a fascination with snow patches that would become a life's work. A citizen scientist, Iain has written more than twenty scientific papers for the Royal Meteorological Society's Weather journal; and he is the co-author of Cool Britannia (2010), a book examining the history of snow patches in Britain during the Little Ice Age. Iain's work has been featured in the Guardian, the Independent and the Sunday Times, and he is a regular contributor to the Times and the BBC. He has appeared on Winterwatch and Countryfile and in numerous features on BBC Radio Scotland. He lives in Stirling and spends many weekends in the Scottish Highlands carrying out detailed fieldwork.