Stories by Philip Game

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A selection of favourite yarns



Revenge of the Stetsons  

Copper Canyons

Riding the Chihuahua Pacifico through Mexico's Copper Canyon Country


Legendary Lijiang and the lost Shangri-La 

Tibetan women, Zhongian

Exploring the landscape and the heritage of Yunnan, southwest China


Not Your Local Lending Library 

St Deiniols

Britain’s only residential library is the place to lose yourself in a tome or two....


The Enigma of Nan Madol 

Pohnpei

A remote Pacific island harbours the remains of a man-made floating city, built by a lost civilisation


New Guinea's Other Half 

Young paddler

Papua New Guinea’s mirror image is a little-known land where Asia coexists uneasily with Melanesia  


Extinction is Forever 

State Capitol, Atlanta

Philip Game walks tall in Atlanta, but only the sauropods seem to be watching...


Southern Charm after Midnight 

Savannah girls

Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil exposes the peculiarities of Savannah, a curiously self-contained city deep in the American South


Slow Train to Nowhere 

The Savannahlander

All aboard for a run into Queensland's Gulf country. Where else could train passengers step down a moment to see a bird's nest or share the engine driver's cabin?


Islands of Eden  

Aitutaki

Deep in the heart of the Pacific lie the Cook Islands, veritable Gardens of Eden


Come Home, Sergeant Nakamura 

Ruined fort, Ternate

In a remote corner of Maluku, Indonesia's far flung Spice Islands, the momentous events of the Second World War remain a vivid memory.


Pearl of Arabia 

Abu Dhabi

In the cities of the Arabian Gulf the locals guard their privacy inside lavish villas and limousines with tinted windows...


Mountains of Madness 

Heading for the Hajjar

Four wheel drive exploration in Arabia's spectacular Hajjar Mountains


Destination: Kashmir 

In the Kashmiri mountains

Images of houseboats on the lake, icing sugar clouds floating overhead .... and the Vale of Kashmir was the gateway to the fabled Tibetan principality of Ladakh


Yesterday's Europe, 1974 

Velvet revolution, Portugal

Throughout 1974 I hitch-hiked back and forth across Europe... from the crisp mornings of Rome in February to the cloudless skies of the Peloponnese.


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