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Entombed [EPUB ebook]

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This book tells the tale of an unforeseen caving
disaster which occurred in the tranquil and
picturesque Derbyshire village of Castleton
back in 1959, and how the widespread
publicity surrounding this event attracted
international media attention.

€4.99

About the author

David Ward is a practising
solicitor based in Sheff ield,
England. Having lived close
to the Peak District National
Park all his life, he is well
acquainted with the area and
knows Castleton particularly
well. His two previous publications with
Authorhouse, “All Roads Lead to Rome”
(2015) and “Back to Blighty” (2021) recall
the highs and lows of epic cycling challenges.

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Language English ● Format EPUB ● Pages 88 ● ISBN 9798823092029 ● File size 6.3 MB ● Publisher AuthorHouse UK ● Published 2025 ● Downloadable 24 months ● Currency EUR ● ID 10232118 ● Copy protection Adobe DRM

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