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A Minor Odyssey
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Hitchhiking through Europe and the Middle East. Surviving an encounter with the East German authorities just days after Kennedy's assassination. Getting lost in the Bermuda Triangle.As she camps along the Nile, works in an Israeli kibbutz and later adjusts to living in Bombay, join the author, a former Peace Corps volunteer and enthusiastic wanderer, for a different view of our world.After two years in the Peace Corps, learning to love her new country and then meeting the king and queen of Sikk…
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- Author: Keekee Minor
- Publisher: Bar Nothing Books
- ISBN-10: 0976942216
- ISBN-13: 9780976942214
- Format: 13.3 x 20.3 x 1.4 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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Hitchhiking through Europe and the Middle East. Surviving an encounter with the East German authorities just days after Kennedy's assassination. Getting lost in the Bermuda Triangle.As she camps along the Nile, works in an Israeli kibbutz and later adjusts to living in Bombay, join the author, a former Peace Corps volunteer and enthusiastic wanderer, for a different view of our world.After two years in the Peace Corps, learning to love her new country and then meeting the king and queen of Sikkim, Keekee Minor continued her explorations in China, arriving in the midst of a three day parade to celebrate the end of the Cultural Revolution. Not finished with adventures she went on to become the Peace Corps Country Director in the Marshall Islands.A unique historical perspective from someone who lived it, this is one woman's odyssey through the second half of the twentieth century.
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- Author: Keekee Minor
- Publisher: Bar Nothing Books
- ISBN-10: 0976942216
- ISBN-13: 9780976942214
- Format: 13.3 x 20.3 x 1.4 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
Hitchhiking through Europe and the Middle East. Surviving an encounter with the East German authorities just days after Kennedy's assassination. Getting lost in the Bermuda Triangle.As she camps along the Nile, works in an Israeli kibbutz and later adjusts to living in Bombay, join the author, a former Peace Corps volunteer and enthusiastic wanderer, for a different view of our world.After two years in the Peace Corps, learning to love her new country and then meeting the king and queen of Sikkim, Keekee Minor continued her explorations in China, arriving in the midst of a three day parade to celebrate the end of the Cultural Revolution. Not finished with adventures she went on to become the Peace Corps Country Director in the Marshall Islands.A unique historical perspective from someone who lived it, this is one woman's odyssey through the second half of the twentieth century.
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