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What are you reading?
Topic Started: Mar 1 2013, 10:37 AM (461 Views)
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Razzle escort fiesta but I only read the stories


There are words in those publications???
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So ive been told :lol:
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Mar 1 2013, 08:13 PM
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Razzle escort fiesta but I only read the stories


There are words in those publications???

Well it is full of models....... :D
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Mar 1 2013, 09:03 PM
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Mar 1 2013, 08:13 PM
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Razzle escort fiesta but I only read the stories


There are words in those publications???

Well it is full of models....... :D

theres less plastic in a 48 scale b1b! :lol:

i like sci fi and have run out of books
also run out of discworld books too
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The voices told me to do it!
Currently re-reading this.

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To be followed by.

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Apr 10 2013, 08:51 PM
Currently re-reading this.

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To be followed by.

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I've visited his grave in Normandy.

As for me, I'm reading The Hobbit, again! :lol:
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are people actually reading books or ereaders
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The voices told me to do it!
Alan I plan on visiting his resting place. And I read proper books. I love how the pages feel between your fingers.
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see i read both i have a e reader for general books but ref stuff is paper

i was wary about not having the paper but i love my e reader now i take it every where
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I've only had the TAB for three weeks so haven't really got into ereading.

I have subscribed to two modelling mags though. It means less clutter around the house, you can carry loads but they only take up the space of the TAB.

I have got some free Kindle and Kobo books to try to get into too.
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just lately ive been listening to a lot of audio books

night shift can get a little lonely...........busy but can go hours without seeing someone, so i download free books onto an mp3 player and listen to them......lots of science fiction......recently listened to the first two of the deathworld trilogy by harry harrison (got the paper versions on the shelf :D )....also worked my way thro every one of the sherlock holmes stories.....problem with that is sherlock holmes read by an american just dosnt work,...has to be an english accent :lol:
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Apr 10 2013, 09:16 PM
see i read both i have a e reader for general books but ref stuff is paper

i was wary about not having the paper but i love my e reader now i take it every where

i was wary of ebooks too but it reads the same as a book so im hooked
im reading the penultimate culture novel the selfish buggers only dying of cancer! :(
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darren greenwood
Apr 10 2013, 09:13 PM
Alan I plan on visiting his resting place.

It's a little crazy, but the grounds keepers will show you the head stone where he (and his crew I believe) rest!

But, I don't know if you have ever visited a German Cemetery before mate, they are totally different to Common Wealth ones, eerie and stark, especially La Cambe.

For a week, some 8 years ago, we stayed in a self catering place 1 mile from Villiers Bocage. I had my "Panzers in Normandy Then & Now", so was able to walk up and down the main road taking photos and boring the wife with "And a Cromwell was knocked out here...."

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Never been to a German cemetery. And I have the Daniel Taylor book on the Villers Bocage battle. So will take it with me, once I get a passport. I would also like to visit La Gleise and Bastogne.
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Apr 10 2013, 09:44 PM
Never been to a German cemetery. And I have the Daniel Taylor book on the Villers Bocage battle. So will take it with me, once I get a passport. I would also like to visit La Gleise and Bastogne.

When I went to St Mere Eglise there was a shop there where you could buy de-commissioned MG-42's!

I've managed to get to Normandy 4 times and Ypres twice. When we asked the kids where they would like to go on holiday this year, I was bowled over when the response was "Normandy" "Ypres". :wub:
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