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This is the disambiguation profile for otherwise unseparated authors publishing as Roger Deakin

Average rating: 4.05 · 1,115 ratings · 138 reviews · 11 distinct worksSimilar authors
Waterlog: A Swimmer's Journ...

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Notes From Walnut Tree Farm

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By the River: Essays from t...

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Diarios del bosque

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Productivity in Transport: ...

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Shipping Conferences: A Stu...

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イギリスを泳ぎまくる

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“The great thing about an aimless swim is that everything about it is concentrated in the here and now; none of its essence or intensity can escape into the past or future. The swimmer is content to be borne on his way full of mysteries, doubts and uncertainties. He is a leaf on the stream, free at last from his petty little purposes in life.”
Roger Deakin, Waterlog: A Swimmer’s Journey Through Britain

“The sky can seem very pale in summer once you've grown accustomed to the darkness - Wildwood: A Journey Through Trees”
Roger Deakin

“In the night sea at Walberswick, I have seen bodies fiery with phosphorescent plankton striking through the neon waves like dragons.”
Roger Deakin, Waterlog: A Swimmer’s Journey Through Britain



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