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Recently finished Artemis by Andy Weir. Cracking book if you like sci-fi.
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“On So Many Tides” by Jon Wainwright. The story of the ownership of the sister Yacht Deva to our club Severn. Hoping to get some answers!
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What I do is go to the Oxfam Bookshop and pick anything that catches my eye.
It is amazing what weird and wonderful books are out there that are not in the mainstream.
Occasionally end up with some rubbish but consider it a donation of £2-£3 to Oxfam.
Don
1982 4/4 4 seater
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What I do is go to the Oxfam Bookshop and pick anything that catches my eye.
It is amazing what weird and wonderful books are out there that are not in the mainstream.
Occasionally end up with some rubbish but consider it a donation of £2-£3 to Oxfam. No offence but could you use a local charity instead? What with all the brew-ha-ha regarding Oxfam.
Best Regards
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Above the Battle by Ronald Lyell Munro; a personal account of flying the Auster in wartime. There are just a couple of memoirs which tell with wit and skill the story of the pilots and planes of the AOP squadrons and this is one.
Thanks for the recommendation Kerry. Just finished reading it - a fascinating account. It also covers the post D-Day campaign from a very different perspective to other treatments that I have read. There are also references to Leicester Aero Club in the book - a Morgan owning mate is a member so I will suggest the book to him.
Paul
Costock, UK
Plus Four 75th - Furka Rouge - Pip
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Teddy - 17h1 Irish Draught cross
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What I do is go to the Oxfam Bookshop and pick anything that catches my eye.
It is amazing what weird and wonderful books are out there that are not in the mainstream.
Occasionally end up with some rubbish but consider it a donation of £2-£3 to Oxfam. No offence but could you use a local charity instead? What with all the brew-ha-ha regarding Oxfam. Nothing wrong with Oxfam  
2021 Lapis Blue Plus 6  You know it makes sense!  2016 Carmine Red 991.2 C4S
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Ah the Amsterdam branch, I have not seen that for a while.
Everyone loves a Morgan. Even me, unless it's broken again.
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Above the Battle by Ronald Lyell Munro; a personal account of flying the Auster in wartime. There are just a couple of memoirs which tell with wit and skill the story of the pilots and planes of the AOP squadrons and this is one.
Thanks for the recommendation Kerry. Just finished reading it - a fascinating account. It also covers the post D-Day campaign from a very different perspective to other treatments that I have read. There are also references to Leicester Aero Club in the book - a Morgan owning mate is a member so I will suggest the book to him. Pleased you enjoyed it Paul. And you're living right next door to where they were made and first flown.
1968 4/4 1600
1950 Auster J5B
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What I do is go to the Oxfam Bookshop and pick anything that catches my eye.
It is amazing what weird and wonderful books are out there that are not in the mainstream.
Occasionally end up with some rubbish but consider it a donation of £2-£3 to Oxfam. No offence but could you use a local charity instead? What with all the brew-ha-ha regarding Oxfam. . Not bad for a 2_3 pound donation.
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.+8 Now gone for a 1800 4/4. Duratec in bright yellow.
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Above the Battle by Ronald Lyell Munro; a personal account of flying the Auster in wartime. There are just a couple of memoirs which tell with wit and skill the story of the pilots and planes of the AOP squadrons and this is one.
Thanks for the recommendation Kerry. Just finished reading it - a fascinating account. It also covers the post D-Day campaign from a very different perspective to other treatments that I have read. There are also references to Leicester Aero Club in the book - a Morgan owning mate is a member so I will suggest the book to him. Pleased you enjoyed it Paul. And you're living right next door to where they were made and first flown. Indeed. Since I first found this out, I have made a special trip to Rearsby to take a look. I had been driving past the gates for years without knowing the significance.
Paul
Costock, UK
Plus Four 75th - Furka Rouge - Pip
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