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Black and White: Two Contemporary American Thumbers - Page 5


© Bernd Wechner
Page 5

Nov 1, 2000


But Brookes felt that coming on early in the trip, and far more importantly, the real conclusion to this tale: "I've got to do this trip again in ten years' time to see what happens to all these characters, I thought, even if I'm in a wheelchair.", an I'll be there to hold him to his word!

Two charming books, two charming tales, two charming chaps, each in their own way, they both serve as icons of the times, and I'm so happy to see the thumb back on the bookshelves!

Both books are available through Amazon on-line.

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1.   Nov 14, 2000 3:03 PM
for a midlife crisis, alright! This is really interesting, but not something I'd be brave enough to do. Wonder what folks think about hiking Route 66 now? It certainly is not at all the way it used ...

-- posted by jerrib



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