From the BBC News homepage
'A man has died after falling 1,600ft from a ridge on Helvellyn in the Lake District'.
Wouldn't have caught my eye if it had read, 'a man has died after falling from a ridge', or, 'a man has fallen 1,600ft from a ridge', but putting the two together suggests an element of surprise about the consequence.
Posted By: King on January 13th 2008 at 16:57:52
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- From the BBC News homepage (General Chat) - King, Jan 13, 16:57:52
- No Doubt Accompanied By A Photo? ("A Ridge Yesterday") (n/m) (General Chat) - Martin Peters, Jan 13, 18:15:31
- which is kind of spooky as I was just looking at people falling (General Chat) - Tomblander, Jan 13, 17:02:05
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