RSGS Inspiring People Talk: Bruce Gittings
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Geographer Bruce Gittings gives an RSGS Inspiring People talk at Kyle Academy about Chile's landscapes, culture and history.
Bruce Gittings, described as a keen observer of landscape and people, shares his passion for Chile in this Royal Scottish Geographical Society Inspiring People talk. The talk explores Chile's geographical and biological diversity, from the world's driest desert to its highest volcanoes, blending cultural observations with geographical description. Gittings argues that Chile's culture owes as much to Britain as to Spain, and that its recent history remains shaped by the descendant of a French immigrant.
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