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Circumstances Unforeseen

Alan Springall
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Pages
216
Year
2012
Language
English
Publisher
Balboa Press

About

This is based on a true story from a journal I wrote in 1976. I had been offered a job to drive across Europe. This was a planned trip, which would terminate in Singapore and included camping across Europe and traveling in a 1966 Ford Comet. The car and the camping became quite a journey. The man I was driving for was wanted by the police and was actually on the runnot that I was aware of any of these things until I arrived back in the UK.

There was a third party, who came as a paying passenger. The journey was terminated in Athens due to the fact that the man I was driving for had been fraudulently drawing money from banks as we crossed Europe. I considered it to dangerous to go into the Middle East. The third party and I went to the Greek islands and then traveled back home by ferry and bus.

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