How Mountains/Deserts are portrayed by the Media
- Created by: moe choudhry
- Created on: 11-05-14 17:00
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- Art
- Mountains
- Film
- Vertical Limit
- About a team of climbers climbing K2 in the Himalayas
- The climbers really began to suffer once they reached the "death zone" (8000m or 26,000ft)
- There was also an avalanche and they were trapped in a cavern
- About a team of climbers climbing K2 in the Himalayas
- Vertical Limit
- Book (Non-fiction)
- Touching The Void
- Two professional climbers try to reach the summit of Suila Grande (Andes mountain) in Peru
- However, one of the climbers (Joe Simpson) fell in a crevasse and broke several bones of his body
- Two professional climbers try to reach the summit of Suila Grande (Andes mountain) in Peru
- Touching The Void
- Poem
- "Andes Secret"
- Makes the Andes seem like a place that is so "cold" it is "hell" for men
- Man is powerless in the Andes
- Makes the Andes seem like a place that is so "cold" it is "hell" for men
- "Andes Secret"
- Painting
- "The heart of the Andes"
- Portrays the Andes as unspoilt by man and as a beautiful place
- "The heart of the Andes"
- Film
- Deserts
- TV Documentaries
- Born Survivor by Bear Grylls
- Sahara by Michael Palin
- Challenging place for humans to survive
- Born Survivor by Bear Grylls
- Challenging place for humans to survive
- Films
- Star Wars
- Like another planet
- The Mummy
- Mysterious, fantasy and magical
- The English Patient
- Isolated, dangerous
- Star Wars
- Art
- Aboriginal Art
- Spiritual
- David Hockney
- Spoilt by humans
- Aboriginal Art
- Poetry/Literature
- Shelley (Poetry)
- Ancient places
- Travel Diary by Thesiger (Literature)
- Extreme, dangerous and challenging
- Shelley (Poetry)
- TV Documentaries
- Mountains
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