Compare the living things found in local habitats with those found further afield with this lesson plan for key stage 2 students by the Hamilton Trust.
"And it impacted those around me, allowing me to go farther afield with those data than usual".
Then came steady de-industrialisation and the so-called "white flight" to suburbs further afield, with many of the families that left said to have done so primarily to avoid the integration of the city's schools system.
In general, I think we saw a lot more very early stage (read: idea phase) projects come across our temporary desks than in previous cities, and we seemed to attract entrepreneurs from farther afield, with people making the trek in from Iowa and Arkansas, for example, to show off their projects.
He ventured further afield with a "quickie" on the Falklands War and The Cruelest Night, which told the story of the German refugee ship Wilhelm Gustloff, sunk in the Baltic in 1945, causing more deaths than any other maritime disaster in history.
Whatever I had written would either be, 'Oh, here he is again' " with another "Otherwise Engaged," "or, 'Why doesn't he stick to what he can do?' " Although most of his subsequent work has focused on academia, publishing and the arts, he has also gone far afield, as with "The Rear Column," about Henry Stanley's adventures in Africa.
"Swansea is our second largest city, so has a major role to play in promoting Wales both within the UK and further afield, especially with the city's football club now on the world stage," he said.
But for the convenience it affords, including being able to unlock your door with your phone when you return home (or auto-unlock if you've ventured fairly far afield), along with the ability to lock automatically behind you when you have your hands full, it's worth it.
But he roams far afield with proposals to reform the police and curb the influence of elites.
