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Sunday Times Magazine December 16th 2001
EYE OPENER – The new sport: walking on tree tops – only to be practised by the most flexible, agile and fleet of foot
CANDID CAMEOS – He has photographed countless celebrities. Now Timothy White. the unsung hero of Hollywood photography, steps into the limelight
RELATIVE VALUES – The actress Michelle Collins and her sister, Vicki, a pub landlady
THE NEW WILD FRONTIER – Peshawar, on the Afghan border is in turmoil- but it’s a safe haven for Kabul’s desperate refugees
BEST OF TIMES, WORST OF TIMES – Peter Mayle, author of A Year in Provence, remembers his quest for a career after leaving school – and a summer in Brighton that had him lifting laundry baskets
A VIEW TO A KILT – Alan Cumming has played opposite Gwyneth Paltrow and Jennifer Jason Leigh, and fallen in love with Saffron Burrows. But the actor doesn’t always wear the trousers
COVER STORY – THE HERO WHO DIED TO LIVE – Grover-Williams’ was the enigmatic racing driver who was parachuted into France to fight for the resistance. Was he really killed in 1945, or did he live on as an undercover agent?
A LIFE IN THE DAY – Oliver Crimmen, the Natural History Museum’s curator of fish
68 pages. This issue is in very good condition throughout for age.
