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Provence & French Riviera
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Produced in association with IGN - France's national mapping agency, this slimline, durable map has...
The Official DVSA Highway Code
Education and Reference
App
The ONLY OFFICIAL Highway Code app: all the latest rules of the road at your fingertips. Winner of...
Amway Kiosk
Catalogs
App
The Amway Kiosk App allows you to have Amway publications to hand when on the road or meeting with...
ClareR (5879 KP) rated Thea and Denise in Books
Aug 18, 2022
Two women with two very different lives, Thea and Denise had both had enough of their daily grind. Thea is divorced, her daughter wants to live with her father and his new family, and Denise is treated like a servant by her husband and sons. I’d be in that car and on that road trip pretty fast if my family treated me like Denise’s, I can tell you.
I really enjoyed Thea and Denise’s road trip, their adventures and growing friendship. I particularly liked Denise’s mum!
I read this on The Pigeonhole.
I really enjoyed Thea and Denise’s road trip, their adventures and growing friendship. I particularly liked Denise’s mum!
I read this on The Pigeonhole.
Keeping the Faith in Christian Higher Education: A History of Roanoke College
Book
Many colleges with historical church ties experience significant tension between the desire to...
Alison Pink (7 KP) rated What Happened to Ochopee? in Books
Jan 15, 2018
I have to say, after reading this book, I have a whole different perspective on the area. I've driven & ridden through this area several times. I've been down the Loop Road and snapped pictures of massive gators sunning on the side of the gravel road. I've visited Lucky Cole's and drank a beer with him. I've gazed at the post office and been broken hearted at the loss of Monroe Station. Hearing the story of how this area suffered is heart breaking. It is such a beautiful, peaceful area and to think of the pain its residents went through is awful. The book drags at times but all in all it is a wonderful look at the area, how it began, and its eventual loss to create Big Cypress.