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Eels, words and water: Shetland's coastal geographies and amphibious writing

Penny Fielding

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The Shetland Islands lie 170 kilometers off the North East coast of Scotland – the most northerly part of the United Kingdom. No part of the Shetland archipelago is more than five kilometers away f...

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The Shetland Islands lie 170 kilometers off the North East coast of Scotland – the most northerly part of the United Kingdom. No part of the Shetland archipelago is more than five kilometers away f...

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The Shetland Islands lie 170 kilometers off the North East coast of Scotland – the most northerly part of the United Kingdom. No part of the Shetland archipelago is more than five kilometers away f...

Key concepts: Shetland, Archipelago, Oceanography, Geography, Geology

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