The Riddle of the Sands (1994) by Erskine Childers, featuring Wolf Kahler

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Fans of The Thirty-Nine Steps are likely to enjoy this other adventure from the early days of the 20th century, in which a couple of good chaps on holiday uncover a secret plot by Prussian Warlords...
(Curiously enough, Wolf Kahler who appears in this radio adaptation also appeared in the 1970s film adaptation of the story - albeit as a different character...)
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[@hablin1]

I live one island down from Borkum called Norderney, I had the pleasure of meeting Erskine Childers son wo was staying on the island with members of the Royal yacht club 😍His father was stationed on Norderney with the British Army and that’s when he wrote this story 👍

[@feralbluee]

Terrific adventure and intrigue. Great production in all areas. Thanks so much. Love these radio productions you’ve chosen. :) 🌬️🛥️⛵️🚣🏻🌊

[@maggiekits1234]

BRILLIANT drama. Many thanks❤

[@renukaviswanathan454]

Great book!

[@spikemcnock8310]

Enjoyed that thanks

[@alanhughs461]

Can I see your log 👀how very British 🥺

[@Michelle-Eden]

-A log in the hand is worth two in the bush- A log in the bush is worth two in the hand.