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[Mark Wright AIA]

Howdy

You should get ahold of maps at a large scale of southeastern England
and London, of northwestern Poland, of Germany and Berlin, of Holland.
These should be maps that show rail lines as well as roads, rivers,
forests and mountains, etc etc. The old National Geographic maps are
good, and xerox well. Perhaps you have access to good historical maps
at a university library?

Mark


--- Kyle Winkler <taos_hum1 at hotmail.com> wrote:
> hey there y'all. i am asking the people who have read GR more than
> once a 
> question: what five to ten books should i read to make my second
> round for 
> GR for enjoyable and fulfilling? i am thinking of things like Rilke's
> 
> Sonnets to Orpheus, things like that....please flood my inbox with
> your 
> ideas. the more the merrier! spanks!
> 
> best and regards.
> 
> 
> 
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