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Tag Archives: mountains
Geographer Meets Whisky Drinker ….
A new Kickstarter item from ‘Liiton’ whiskey produces whisky glasses to a ‘mountain peaks’ theme. Would make a nice addition to any geographer’s drinks cabinet!
Posted in General Geo, Physical World, Teachers
Tagged Geography, geography teacher, geography teaching, mountains
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Where Are The Highest Cities In The World?
How many of the top 20 would you manage to name? This ‘Visual Capitalist’ infographic shows the top 50 highest cities over a background of some of the world’s highest mountains. Top Ten La Paz (Bolivia) – 3869m Quito (Ecuador) … Continue reading
Posted in Curriculum, General Geo, Human World, Physical World, Students, Teachers, Travel
Tagged cities, Geography, geography teacher, geography teaching, mountains, urban, urban growth, urbanisation
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World’s Highest Mountains
Here’s a good pub quiz geography question – ‘Name the ten highest mountains in the world.’ Most people will name Everest as the highest, and quite a lot will be able to identify K2 as being in second place. Not … Continue reading
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Tagged Geography, geography teacher, geography teaching, mountains
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Can You Name The World’s Highest Peaks?
A Special Forces veteran has just completed the fastest ever ascent of the world’s 14 highest peaks – in just 189 days. This amazing feat achieved by former Gurkha soldier Nirmal Purja knocked no less than seven-and-a-half years off the … Continue reading
New Interactive Relief Map Tool
I stumbled across an interesting map tool today, via the excellent Simon Kuestenmacher – who tweets regularly about all things maps as @simongerman600. It is a free interactive online tool that allows you to create a relief map view from … Continue reading
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Tagged Geography, geography teacher, geography teaching, mountains, relief, relief map, volcanoes
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Landscapes From Old Books
I came across a fascinating web site this week showcasing the work of Montreal-based artist Guy Laramee. He practices a form of mixed media artwork called ‘altered books’ that changes a book from its original form into something with a … Continue reading
What Is The Real Cost Of Climbing Everest?
Further to yesterday’s post, I have just come across this excellent BBC ‘I Wonder’ resource about Everest. Great help if you are wanting to talk about the film in your lessons: http://www.bbc.co.uk/guides/z2phn39 There is also an excellent work unit on … Continue reading
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Tagged Asia, Everest, Geography, geography teacher, geography teaching, geology, landscapes, mountains, travel, world
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Everest Movie
Any geographers found time yet to visit a cinema to see the newly released film “Everest”? This impressive big-budget blockbuster tells the true story of an expedition in 1996, which became the mountain’s deadliest climbing season, until the twin tragedies … Continue reading
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Tagged Asia, climbing, Everest, Geography, geography teacher, landscapes, mountains, tourism, travel, world
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