Eric Robson was born in southern Scotland and has lived most of his life in Cumbria. For the last 15 years he has had a small farm in the southern Lake District where he keeps sheep. A broadcaster and television documentary maker, he got to know Alfred Wainwright uncommonly well while filming with him in the 1980s. He was executive producer of Granada's Wainwright Country and consultant for the BBC's Wainwright Walks series. He is best known as the presenter of Radio 4's Gardener's Question Time, where he sees his job as keeping the panellists from 'straying into horticultural Latin'.
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Robson is a fine storyteller, who invests lonely heaths with the clash of arms of kings and commoners, and ruined castles with spectres of dangling corpses ... a sharp eye and a deft turn of phrase for quirky scenes ... Daily Telegraph Eric's easy writing style belies an academic ability and commitment to the history, geography and landscape through which he passes that is remarkably observant and well-researched. Keswick Reminder fine piece of storytelling Manchester Evening News
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