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*5050 $gForeword by/$rLord Moynihan. -$gForeword by /$rSir John Henry Ritblat (FRICS). -$gIntroduction / by$rIngrid Christophersen -$gAcknowledgements$g1:$tSTORIES FOR CHILDREN :$tA CHILDHOOD ON SKIS /$rIngrid Christophersen. -$tTHREE VIGNETTES / BY$rALF PRØYSEN:-$tTHE SCHOOL SKI RACEVICTORY ;$tCROSS COUNTRY IN MY HOME VILLAGE ;$tTWO VIGNETTES / BY$rKJELL AUKRUST:. -$tTHE 17 KILOMETRE RACE ;$tHALF A METRE SHORT ;$tCRISS-CROSSED SKIS / by$rHarold M. Sherman. -$tHEROES / by$rOdd Børretzen.-$tI INVENT SKIING / by$rSwaine Wolfe. -$g2:$tCOMPETITIVE SKIING :$gINTRODUCTION by /$rIngrid Christophersen ;$tTHE FIFTY KILOMETRE / by$rKarsten Alnæs. -$tTHE DOWNHILL RACERS / by$rOakley Hall.-$tTHE GOD OF SKIING / by$rPeter Kray . -$tTHE FIRST SKI RACE 1843. -$g3:$tHUMOUR :$tVENI VIDI VIKING WINTER SPORTS/$rBY ERIC THE RUDDY, THE LAST BUT NOT THE LEAST OF THE VIKINGSLAKE WOEBEGONE DAYS by Garrison KeillorWINTERNOTES FROM A BIG COUNTRY by Bill BrysonFUN IN THE SNOWCHAPTER 4: ARCTIC AND ANTARCTIC EXPLORATIONFRIDTJOF NANSEN by Ingrid ChristophersenTALES OF ENDURANCE by Fergus FlemingNANSEN OVER GREENLAND – SKI AND SKILØBNINGQUOTES ATTRIBUTED TO NANSEN:SCOTT & AMUNDSEN by Roland HuntfordAMUNDSEN DECIDES TO MAKE A STAB AT THE NORTH POLE:SCOTT’S PREPARATIONSSCOTT WAS NOW ON HIS WAY TO THE ANTARCTIC, AMUNDSEN SUPPOSEDLY TO THE ARCTICTHE BASE AT FRAMHEIMTHE RACE WON – ON THE WAY BACKSCOTT, WILSON AND BOWERS, HAVING REACHED THE SOUTH POLE ONE MONTH AFTER AMUNDSEN, DIED IN THEIR TENT, 11 MILES AWAY FROM THEIR LAST DEPOT – ‘ONE-TON DEPOT’.QUOTES BY SCOTT:ROBERT FALCON SCOTT ON SKIS AND SKIING…CHAPTER 5: FROM A LONG TIME AGOKongespeilet THE KING’S MIRRORBIRKEBEINERFERDEN FROM KONGEDRAPENE by Jan Ove EkebergLORNA DOONE by R D BlackmoreSERAPHITA by Honoré de Balzac (1799-1850)CHAPTER 6: SKI JUMPINGINTRODUCTION by Ingrid ChristophersenTHE SKIER by Mikkjel FønhusTHE FLIGHT by Dag HelleveTHE YOUTH OF TODAY by Johan Collet Müller BorgenCHAPTER 7: MÜRRENINTRODUCTION by Ingrid ChristophersenON HER MAJESTY’S SECRET SERVICE by Ian FlemingTHE AMBER ROOM by Christopher MatthewCHAPTER 8: SKIS IN WARFAREINTRODUCTION by Ingrid ChristophersenTHE RACE FOR THE ATOM BOMB by Jens Anton PoulssonCHRISTMAS EVE 1942THE FINNISH WINTER WAR Introduction by Ingrid ChristophersenWHITE DEATH by Allen ChewEXTRACT FROM AN ARTICLE WRITTEN FOR THE WW2 MUSEUM IN NEW ORLEANS by Mitch SwensonCHAPTER 9: TWO NORWEGIAN NOBEL PRIZE LAUREATESSIGRID UNDSET – AN INTRODUCTION by Ingrid ChristophersenHAPPY TIMES IN NORWAY by Sigrid UndsetSIGRID UNDSETH – FROM HER AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL WRITINGSKNUT HAMSUNGROWTH OF THE SOIL by Knut HamsunCHAPTER 10: ROMANCE AND SKISINTRODUCTION by Ingrid ChristophersenTWO IN DECEMBER by Jirij KazakovTHE SEDUCER by Jan KjærstadBROADCASTTHE IDEAL TIME by Lars Saabye ChristensenCHAPTER 11: ACCIDENTS AND AVALANCHESINTRODUCTION by Ingrid ChristophersenTHE BELL JAR by Sylvia PlathDR FISCHER OF GENEVA by Graham GreeneCOME WINTER by Evan HunterTHE HARTLEYS by John CheeverTHE RESCUE by John UpdikeOVER THE EDGE by Marc Paul KaplanCHAPTER 12: MURDER AND SKULDUGGERYTHE RACE by Unni LindellWOLF WINTER by Clare FrancisPROLOGUE – NORTH NORWAY, JANUARY 1945THE LIONS OF LUCERNE by Brad ThorTHE LONELY SKIER by Hammond InnesCHAPTER 13: THREE ENGLISH AUTHORSTHE OPENING RUN by A A MilneTHE GLAMOUR OF THE SNOW by Algernon BlackwoodWOMEN IN LOVE by D H LawrenceCHAPTER 14: PERSONAL REMINISCINGSAN ALPINE PASS ON ‘SKI’ by Sir Arthur Conan DoyleFrom the London Gazette:IN PRAISE OF SKIING by Sir Arnold LunnFROM THE MOUNTAINS OF YOUTHTALES FROM MONTENEGRO by Henrik AngellESCAPE TO THE MOUNTAIN A MEMOIR by A M Leni RiefenstahlBOYHOOD ISLAND by Karl Ove KnausgårdBIRKEBEINEREN by Laila StienSOUND IN MIND AND BODYCHAPTER 15: THE SAMIINTRODUCTION by Ingrid ChristophersenJAAMPA ON SNOWSHOES AFTER THE WOLF by Jens Andreas FriisQUOTE FROM AN OLD NORSE SAGA REGARDING LAPS AND SKISCHAPTER 16: MAGIC AND MYSTERYTHE PERFECT TURN by Dick DorworthTHE TIME OLE HAGEN SHOWED US WHAT DOWNHILL ALL IS ABOUT by Ragnar HovlandTHE WORLD WAS REBORN by Odd SelmerCHAPTER 17: FROM FINLAND TO MONGOLIALEMMINIKAINEN’S SECOND WOOING by Elias LönnrotSKIERS AND HUNTERS DITTY FROM ALTAICHAPTER 18: THREE SHORT STORIES FROM HEMINGWAYCHRISTMAS ON THE ROOF OF THE WORLD by Ernest HemingwayFROM THE TORONTO STAR WEEKLY: 22 DECEMBER 1923In Our Time CROSS-COUNTRY SNOW by Ernest HemingwayFROM THE SNOWS OF KILIMANJARO by Ernest HemingwayCHAPTER 19: MYTHS: REAL AND IMAGINEDTHE STORY OF SNOWSHOE THOMPSON – VIKING OF THE SIERRA by Ron WattersAND HERE THE IMAGINED MYTHCHAPTER 20: POEMSFOR AN EARTH LANDING by Erica JongTWO PAIR OF SKIS by Yevgeny YevtushenkoCHAPTER 21: MISCELLANEOUSGETTING READY FOR THE NEW SEASONPRE SKI SEASON TRAININGSTRAUSS INTERMEZZO SYNOPSISSOME STATISTICSTO SWANK OR NOT TO SWANK by A H D’EgvilleCHAPTER 22: QUOTESJACQUES DE LA TOCNAYEVARIOUS QUOTESCHAPTER 23: JUST SKIINGTENDER AND VIOLENT ELIZABETH by Henri TroyatTOP OF THE HILL by Irwin ShawCHECKERS by John MarsdenTHE ADVENTURES OF A SKIER by Italo CalvinoMAN AND DAUGHTER IN THE COLD by John UpdikeCopyright
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