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Two excursions
Last Friday, my friend Jan Kratochvil spoke to the Edinburgh Mathematical Society at the University of Stirling. I decided to go and hear him. The situation he talked about was typefied by this example. Suppose that you have a large … Continue reading
Posted in exposition, geography
Tagged Eildon Hills, geometric graphs, Jan Kratochvil, Ochil Hills, Stirling, Tweedbank
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The Borders
Twelve years ago, I spent a very enjoyable four days on St Cuthbert’s Way, a long-distance walk crossing the border between England and Scotland. The walk officially goes from Melrose (where Cuthbert was prior of the abbey) to Holy Island … Continue reading
Posted in geography, history, maybe politics
Tagged Holy Island, Melrose, St Cuthbert, Trimontium, Tweedbank
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