David Gange

David Gange is a historian and author known for his work on the cultural and environmental history of the British and Irish Isles. He has written extensively on the relationship between people and the sea, exploring themes of maritime history and coastal landscapes.

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  1. 1. The Frayed Atlantic Edge

    A Historian's Journey from Shetland to the Channel

    This captivating narrative embarks on a year-long journey along the rugged coastlines of the British Isles, exploring the intricate relationship between the sea and the land. Through a blend of personal adventure, historical insight, and environmental reflection, the author paddles from Shetland to Cornwall, uncovering the rich tapestry of cultural and natural history that defines these shores. The book delves into the stories of the people who inhabit these coastal regions, highlighting their resilience and connection to the ever-changing maritime landscape, while also addressing broader themes of ecological preservation and the impact of human activity on these fragile environments.