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The Irish continent : a ramble in South America /

by Lynch, Michael.
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookPublisher: Chesham, Buckinghamshire : Journey Books, 2021Description: 307 pages : map (black and white) ; 20 cm.ISBN: 9781784778330 (pbk.) :; 1784778338 (pbk.) :.Classification number: 918.044 LYNSubject(s): Lynch, Michael -- Travel -- South America | Irish -- South America -- History | Travel and Tourism | Travel and Tourism | South America -- Description and travel | Ireland -- Relations -- South America | South America -- Relations -- IrelandSummary: This is a travelogue, detailing my day-to-day experiences as I roam about South America. It was an unexpectedly lengthy visit - a two-month holiday that turned into an extended stay of seven months. An unexpected pleasure was the joy of travel, the at ease-ness it brings, the absence of day-to-day responsibilities. Whilst travelling, I uncovered the many Irish links to the continent. This provided a theme for my travels. The book details visits to places with an Irish connection. It provides a pen picture of the people involved; it briefly goes into their background and their involvement in the history of the continent. However, just as often, many places visited have no Irish connection. A lot of the time, there were the vaguest of travel plans. I follow my nose. The book goes into into day-to-day activities; bus journeys taken, people met, and history/stories linked to these places.
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This is a travelogue, detailing my day-to-day experiences as I roam about South America. It was an unexpectedly lengthy visit - a two-month holiday that turned into an extended stay of seven months. An unexpected pleasure was the joy of travel, the at ease-ness it brings, the absence of day-to-day responsibilities. Whilst travelling, I uncovered the many Irish links to the continent. This provided a theme for my travels. The book details visits to places with an Irish connection. It provides a pen picture of the people involved; it briefly goes into their background and their involvement in the history of the continent. However, just as often, many places visited have no Irish connection. A lot of the time, there were the vaguest of travel plans. I follow my nose. The book goes into into day-to-day activities; bus journeys taken, people met, and history/stories linked to these places.

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