FTP, name this Nevil Shute work about the quest to determine how the Reindeer plane crashed in Canada.
The protagonist of this work is interested in pyramidology, or using the supernatural to explain the Great Pyramids. One crucial scene at the end of this work involves the message "Under the Foot of the Bear," which refers to a lake. Taking its name from the poem "The Wanderer," this work features Theodore Honey's investigation of the Rutland Reindeer. FTP, name this Nevil Shute work about the quest to determine how the Reindeer plane crashed in Canada.
The protagonist of this work is interested in pyramidology, or using the supernatural to explain the Great Pyramids.
No Highway (accept No Highway in the Sky)