Apart from a minor wibble as I wondered why it was written in the third person, I have nothing but praise for Brian for publishing it.
That's all. Thanks.
Excellent reading!
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Excellent reading!
Mr Porter's article, I mean, in the February issue. Others may have been familiar with this tale, but it was new to me and I think it should be part of the school curriculum.
Apart from a minor wibble as I wondered why it was written in the third person, I have nothing but praise for Brian for publishing it.
That's all. Thanks.
Apart from a minor wibble as I wondered why it was written in the third person, I have nothing but praise for Brian for publishing it.
That's all. Thanks.
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Re: Excellent reading!
Yes, I thought so too . Interesting humanitarian story and it can't be easy for Brian when looking for reading matter during this desolate and horrible off-season. It is noticeable everywhere that people are getting a bit grouchy from flying withdrawal symptoms.
Although I too thought it a little odd that one should write about one's wife in third person context.
So, what was it that you thought should be part of the school curriculum Nic ? Doing a Rotax iRMT course ?
Although I too thought it a little odd that one should write about one's wife in third person context.
So, what was it that you thought should be part of the school curriculum Nic ? Doing a Rotax iRMT course ?
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