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The Train of Ice and Fire: Mano Negra in Colombia
by Ramon Chao
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In 1993, the enormously popular Latin singer Manu Chao and his band Mano Negra, plus a motley crew of other musicians, acrobats and artists, took an old passenger train into the heart of Colombia. It was one of the weirdest and most dangerous....
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Andes by Michael Jacobs
As the world’s longest mountain range, the Andes stretches its 5,500-mile bulk....
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Light of Lucia: A Celebration of Italian Life, Love and Food by Luciana Sampogna
Light of Lucia is a book so Italian it may as well come chasing you out of the shop with a big....
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Grey Skies, Green Waves: A Surfer's Journey Around UK and Ireland by Tom Anderson
With the ever-present threat of wind and rain, Britain isn’t the most obviously idyllic....
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The Lie of the Land: An Under-the-field Guide to the British Landscape by Ian Vince
Hidden beneath the surface of the British landscape lie clues that enable geologists....
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The Dolce Vita Diaries by Cathy Rogers
This is one of those multipurpose books: it combines travel writing with a hint of cookery....
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52 Weekends by the Sea by Brigid Easton
This is the book that proves you don’t need to leave the country or spend very....
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