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Lessons from the Road - USA

Margaret Webster

Publisher: Hawkeye Publishers

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Lessons from the Road share the travel adventures of a funny, single, 50-something year-old woman, traveling across the U.S. in a pickup truck. Webster is navigationally challenged and yet strangely addicted to camping sites and critters. She visits monuments of historical or personal significance, and meets some very interesting people along the way.
Available since: 11/11/2016.

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