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Just checked on Amazon, book is cheap enough (good 2nd hand about $3), but shipping is $30, so might wait till I can get in the UK.

 

Cool. There's some really awesome writing in there...contributors from when Bicycling was a really, really good read. 

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Cool. There's some really awesome writing in there...contributors from when Bicycling was a really, really good read. 

 

Just bought it on Amazon UK, £0.01 (very good used) and £7.00 shipping, so about R180, pretty good.

 

And yes, last time I subscribed to Bicycling was about '88 and Runners World too. After that writing became 'formulated' and mags became boring.

 

Edit: always have to edit, too many bloody big fingers and thumbs, or is it my forgoodnesssake keyboard????

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About to start this:

How is this? Busy with a project re the Boer war,and working with Dr Jackie Grobler, what a guy amd what knowledge! But as i realized this holiday(another thread on its own) history is what we are told! Can not wait for our road trip in two weeks to dicuss this problem. Even the Angolan war, reading 5 books on the same battle from the same side, gives you something different.

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It's been a while since I've found a book that I just don't want to put down. The days of staying up till 4am to read - just one more chapter :(

 

Having another go at 1984

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Just bought it on Amazon UK, £0.01 (very good used) and £7.00 shipping, so about R180, pretty good.

 

And yes, last time I subscribed to Bicycling was about '88 and Runners World too. After that writing became 'formulated' and mags became boring.

 

Edit: always have to edit, too many bloody big fingers and thumbs, or is it my forgoodnesssake keyboard????

 

Ja, Rodale had a purge of some old time writers and editors - Zap Espinoza, with that weird ear-gear of his, was a fave - in the mid-2000s and lost a helluva lot of readers. The death was complete when Mountain Bike quietly was eaten up.

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http://www.timeslive.co.za/incoming/2015/08/01/olivia-book.jpg/ALTERNATES/crop_250x330/olivia+book.JPG

 

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http://www.sapnet.co.za/bookcovers/1/9/2/9781920289546.jpg

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One for Tumbleweed

 

http://www.garthstein.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/arr_pb_600x900-198x300.jpg

 

Hahahaha! I am so getting that! Just read up a wee bit about it. Love the name of the dog! The books sounds like it could be "A Thinking Dog's Marley & Me"!

 

Love it. Ta for the tip! :thumbup:  

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http://www.timeslive.co.za/incoming/2015/08/01/olivia-book.jpg/ALTERNATES/crop_250x330/olivia+book.JPG

 

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http://www.sapnet.co.za/bookcovers/1/9/2/9781920289546.jpg

 

That's quite an, um, eclectic mix...

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That's quite an, um, eclectic mix...

 

you must see my bookshelf  :blush: 

 

bit of a book nerd, you must see me a those book exchange shops, lets just say its worse than a woman shopping for shoes.

 

Oldest book I own is on ethics in legal practice and it was printed in 1918 

 

some of the authors include

 

Peter Stiff

Jack Higgins 

Mario Puzo

Adolf Hitler

Stephen King

Dean Koontz 

Jan Breytenbach 

Tony Park

John vd Ruit

Wilbur Smith 

Pieter Mulder

JRR Tolkien

Deon Meyer 

Dana Snyman

 

edit: remembered some more

 

Stephen E Ambrose

JK Rowling

James Patterson

Grisham

Dan Brown

 

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