What 'Water-Related' Book Have You Read Most Recently? - Page 3

19-10-2009, 13:44

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Originally Posted by barnakiel

As far as Heyerdahl is concerned:

Green Was the Earth on the Seventh Day

I think the afterword to this book is among the top-ten of my reading ever - marine or not.

b.

I just reread three of his books this past 2 weeks. After setting the last book down I was wishing he had written something like this. What a life!....thanks....i2f

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