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    Postcards From Around The Globe
    Postcards From Around The Globe
    Postcards From Around The Globe
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    Postcards From Around The Globe

    By David Stuart Ryan

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    "Postcards From Around The Globe" brings you the haunting beauty of the Earth in all its variety, deserts, mountains, seas and jungle comes across in picture combined with poem as you join the poet on his quest to capture the very essence of life.

    From the Himalayan mountains to the jungles of Malaysia, the deserts of Iran and the beauties of Croatia's sea coast, you begin to explore a world rich in variety, experience and romantic possibility.

    You are about to ship out on a voyage of discovery that will remind you of all the world has to offer.

    The journey begins at Dover, England and finishes in Hong Kong ready for the next stage which leads on to the new world of Australia that awaits you in volume four of this multi-volume poetry collection.

    The pictures and words capture a moment in time, but this moment contains a lasting haunting grip on the imagination.

    A book for lovers and collectors of art and poetry in a unique combination.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDavid Stuart Ryan
    Release dateJan 16, 2013
    ISBN9781301904556
    Postcards From Around The Globe
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    David Stuart Ryan

    Writer, traveller and astrologer.Inventor of a new astrological interpretation program.The writing came first, you can see the titles athttp://www.kozmikhoroscopes.com/kozmik.htmAround the eclipse of March 1968 I turned down a job writing ads for KLM airline and wenttravelling overland to India. (Didn’t everyone?) Felt a little smug about that until I meta girl on the beach in Goa who had turned down a job writing for PanAm to head off to Formenteraand then India. (beat that Ryan!).Did visit an astrologer within 5 days of arriving in an incredibly hot India ( the temperature was hitting over 120F(50C) and even the Indians were dying) who blew me away with his analysis. Even getting that I was anadvertising copywriter.So now many moons later I have a computer program that combines both East and West astrology to givesome unique, mind blowing readings.See for yourself at http://www.kozmikhoroscopes.com

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