Some of my favourite outdoor writing isn't easy to find elsewhere – and if it is, not in handy phone-readable format for those stray moments in dentists' waiting rooms or when queueing for the bus. I've assembled it here both for my own reference and as quick links to add to articles of my own. At the same time, it will serve as a short anthology aimed at causing embarrassment to all us outdoor writers of the present day.
Some that I haven't added in yet include Sir Gawain's journey to the Green Chapel and Leslie Stephen's daughter Virginia Woolf writing up a sunset on her own account. Works still in copyright are not included: but see my Classic Mountain Literature page.