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- Author: Julian Worker
- Publisher: Mirador Publishing
- ISBN-10: 1910104167
- ISBN-13: 9781910104163
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 0.8 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Travel Tales from Exotic Places like Salford is a collection of 31 travel stories. These stories are part memoir and part travelogue. In some places travellers visit, the most memorable moments can be conversations with locals that provide a different perspective either on life in general or on one certain specific item such as a national stereotype. I travel to see the world's finest footballer play in front of his home crowd and I am rewarded by seeing him score a sumptuous free-kick. I visit the place in Turkey that will cause historians to rewrite history - would hunter-gatherers really know how to build walls, raise stone monoliths, and lay down waterproof floors? I am assured by a waiter that I won't like turnip juice because of my nationality. Travel broadens the mind and does away with some of your prejudices. I hope that in my travels I have managed to create a good impression both of myself and of people from my country. If I have removed some prejudices from other people's minds then I have done some good.
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- Author: Julian Worker
- Publisher: Mirador Publishing
- ISBN-10: 1910104167
- ISBN-13: 9781910104163
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 0.8 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Travel Tales from Exotic Places like Salford is a collection of 31 travel stories. These stories are part memoir and part travelogue. In some places travellers visit, the most memorable moments can be conversations with locals that provide a different perspective either on life in general or on one certain specific item such as a national stereotype. I travel to see the world's finest footballer play in front of his home crowd and I am rewarded by seeing him score a sumptuous free-kick. I visit the place in Turkey that will cause historians to rewrite history - would hunter-gatherers really know how to build walls, raise stone monoliths, and lay down waterproof floors? I am assured by a waiter that I won't like turnip juice because of my nationality. Travel broadens the mind and does away with some of your prejudices. I hope that in my travels I have managed to create a good impression both of myself and of people from my country. If I have removed some prejudices from other people's minds then I have done some good.
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