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Old 03-29-2015, 12:36 PM   #25
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Originally Posted by CRussel View Post
OK, since everyone went quiet -- here's a question for folks. What did you think of Beryl's description of her trip to England in the Gypsy Moth? Here we are at the cusp of WWII, with Mussolini firmly in power, and the whole world on the edge. Travelling anywhere then was tricky, and certainly through that area. I found the descriptions fascinating, but really have no feel for how accurate they really are. Clearly they had their basis in facts, but whether they're a description of a single trip, or an amalgam of trips, is less clear to me.
I thought this was a bit rushed and would have loved a bit more detail in this section. How aware were they of dangers? Were they scared? Did they consider an alternate route?
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