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A Meander in Menorca

David M. Addison
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Pages
58
Year
2006
Language
English
Publisher
AuthorHouse UK

About

Music, music, music. Right from the start of his package holiday to Menorca, music plagues and obsesses the author. But let’s face it, as Iona, his long-suffering wife can testify, has a pretty intolerant sort of a person.

Seen through his eyes, this book provides a sideways look at Menorca, a sort of rough guide to the island, (but not nearly as rough as his next door neighbors in his holiday apartment).

Informative, but at the same time witty and amusing, A Meander in Menorca is an idiosyncratic commentary on this little island from its earliest inhabitants, the ancient Talayotic culture, to the present-day tourists, some of whom have no culture at all.

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