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Shackleton's Forgotten Men: The Untold Tale of an Antarctic Tragedy
Prince Philip: First Gentleman of the Realm
Gentleman Spy
An Autobiography or The Story of My Experiments with Truch
The War Diaries of "Weary" Dunlop: Java and the Burma-Thailand Railway, 1942-45 (A Penguin original)
Naval Historical Review December 2006
Naval Historical Review March 2007
The pursuit of Admiral von Spee
Day the War Ended
Nehru
SOE In France
The White Nile
Kitchener – Portrait of an Imperialist
Sir Alec Douglas-Home – Peaceful Change
The Markham and Ramu Valleys 1943 - 1944: Australians in the Pacific War
A Reed Shaken by the Wind
War Wives
Gorbachev: The Path to Power
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Extended Profile
My wife and I emigrated as young-marrieds in 1966 from Kent (SE England) to Dubbo 400 Km NW of Sydney. Here we found excellent work, an excellent but slower lifestyle, clean air and a great future for our pending family.
We are both avid non-fiction book readers.
My father was a regular in the RAF, and before him my grandfather a regular in the RN so I have a great interest in military history as well as modern history preferably European from say 1850 on.
My wife and I like biographies. My wife is more partial to reading nature conservation, botany and classical music and I also share those interests with her.
I am mad keen on English steam trains especially Southern Railway & Southern Region being the Cinderella steam area where I spent my childhood. I am particularly fascinated in works on O V Bulleid, the last of the Southern steam chief engineers, who was particularly innovative with his ideas but perhaps came on the scene a little too late.
I have an extensive collection of railway books. Sorry bookcrossers, these railway books will be very unlikely to come on to the circuit – over my dead body!
We are both avid non-fiction book readers.
My father was a regular in the RAF, and before him my grandfather a regular in the RN so I have a great interest in military history as well as modern history preferably European from say 1850 on.
My wife and I like biographies. My wife is more partial to reading nature conservation, botany and classical music and I also share those interests with her.
I am mad keen on English steam trains especially Southern Railway & Southern Region being the Cinderella steam area where I spent my childhood. I am particularly fascinated in works on O V Bulleid, the last of the Southern steam chief engineers, who was particularly innovative with his ideas but perhaps came on the scene a little too late.
I have an extensive collection of railway books. Sorry bookcrossers, these railway books will be very unlikely to come on to the circuit – over my dead body!