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Monthly Archives: June 2014
More about Everest pioneer Griff Pugh
I’ve got a piece out today over at The Conversation about Griffith Pugh, who I mentioned a couple of days ago. I won’t post it here in full, I think. There weren’t enough edits to make it worth posting a … Continue reading
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Two more days to vote for the unsung hero of Everest
A couple of days ago the June e-Newsletter from the Physiological Society dropped into my inbox. Among other stuff it contained this: ———————————————————————————- Biography of exercise physiology pioneer in the running for British Sports Book Prize Griffith Pugh … Continue reading
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