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New Zealand Escape 2011

de Derek and Margaret Empson

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The authors describe their six-week holiday, in February and March 2011, during which they spent three to five days each in Singapore, Sydney, Christchurch, Melbourne, Kowloon and Hong Kong, and sixteen days touring New Zealand South and North Islands by APT coach. The tour began in Christchurch and ended in Auckland. The book, presented on high quality gloss paper, comprises a detailed day-by-day narrative of forty-thousand words describing what they saw and in many cases the historical or geographical background to the places they visited. The book is beautifully illustrated by some 300 photographs taken during the tour.
Caractéristiques et détails
  • Catégorie principale: Voyages
  • Format choisi: Format paysage, 25×20 cm
    # de pages: 160
  • Date de publication: juin 26, 2011
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derekempson
Derek Empson
Knutsford, Cheshire, England

I have now written five books of which three - those describing our travels in the Far East, Australia and New Zealand and the latest about a week's holiday in Norfolk, England - were written and illustrated jointly with my wife, Margaret. On military aviation subjects I have written two books. The Blurb Book is entitled, "Sunderland Mark V". In November 2011, I updated this to its 2nd Edition. It contains 88 photographs taken by me of the exterior and interior including all crew stations and their equipment in Sunderland Mark V ML796, at Duxford Imperial War Museum. This flying boat saw long service with the RAF and many other nations. My photo captions describe the aircraft's and crew's equipment in great detail. My other Military Aviation book, published by Pen & Sword in 2010, is entitled, "Sunderland over Far Eastern Seas", a personal account of flying as Navigator of RAF Sunderland flying boats in the Far East in the 1950s on operations over the Yellow Sea during the Korean

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