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Mind the Gap in Zip-It Socks

By: Patricia A Steele
Narrated by: Melanie A. Mason, Latricia Zaitoon
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Mind the Gap in Zip-It Socks is a humorous travel memoir. Two American women turned loose in England find themselves lost in the maze at Leed's Castle. They are awed inside Canterbury Cathedral, where an aged priest takes them into a private chapel. And Stonehenge? They are mesmerized with the magical mystery of its existence. The ladies quickly learn that the trains in England are a mystery of their own, but they persevere and walk the sands of Folkestone and eat fish and chips in the charming village of Rye. And they laugh all the way across the beautiful country of England sharing wine, food, and playing cribbage.

©2015 Patricia Steele (P)2017 Patricia Steele Europe Travel Writing & Commentary Western Europe Witty England Fiction Mystery

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