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And finally 27, hopefully not too croaky. If you can think of improvements to the following, please feel free to add or subtract: Genres for the project: *Non-fiction/Biography & Autobiography, History, Travel Keywords that describe the book: Shakespeare, English History, Cotswold, Churches, Cas...

26 is (whew!) done, and with a head-cold for added gravitas.

Would ncartoscal be too short a file name?

Thanks Ann. There are nine chapters plus the Preface, so we need one more in the MW.
(Edited) Later realized I could do it, and did.

lvictoria will DPL.

From North Carolina to Southern California Without a Ticket and How I Did It by John Peele ( - 0) . This project is now complete! All audio files can be found on our catalog page: https://librivox.org/from-north-carolina-to-southern-california-without-a-ticket-and-how-i-did-it-by-john-peele/ "...

25 done, with 26, kind of big, looming. ( I edited out the caps and bold, because on second look it's not so bad.)

24 is not overly long at 28:42, not a multi-coffee chapter, but not a walk in the park either.

But while PLing you might like to have an iced coffee if NC's weather is anything like NY's today.

23 is still a one-cup-of-coffee chapter. Unless I'm mistaken, the multi-cuppers should be coming soon.

22 is ready.

Pretty ordinary chapter with lots of landscape and church descriptions, and the mention of one kind of barbaric behavior or another. Here it's beheadings and stabbings. Ho hum.

21

Some very nice writing in this chapter, especially the part about the city folks' mentality and their (the "week-enders") moving in, taking advantage of the locals, and visa versa. Sounds so familiar!

20, or, "The Key in the Salmon". Ecgwin's amazing gift for telling tales makes one wonder if he's an ancestor of our Will.

19, a nice short one for a change. I've looked ahead and see that I'm going to need a lot of coffee to get through some of them.

Here's 18, with only a couple of tiny glitches, unless evil twin (ET?) messes things up again en-route from NY to NC.

Your job is iron-clad secure, whichever twin you happen to deal with.