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Wednesday, February 07, 2007
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Neither here Nor there
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I recently read Bill Bryson's book "Neither here Nor there" - travels in Europe. A very hilarious book. Bill has made little effort to make it a travel guide, so you will learn little about Europe. Bill's style was very lively, once I picked the book, I couldn't keep it down without finishing it.




 
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