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LOGGERHOGGER

February 28, 2010 09:06PM

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Worth every penny. This book is one of only a single handful that puts you back in the day. It is the closest thing to a time machine we will every have in our life time.
Beware, when you finish the book you will be overed with coal soot and bone tired.

Martin

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