Price: $8.00 (In US dollars to a US address. In Canadian dollars to a Canadian address Overseas parties please email  Suncompass for pricing.) The S.Moffitt Mind the Gap Guide package includes: 1 matchless CD guide to London England as seen through the button eyes of the inimitable S(ock) Moffitt.  Includes his London adventures, personal observations, and correspondence. The Mind the Gap CD Guide includes: 60 full sized ‘pages'* 80+ colour pictures - 47 of them direct from S. Moffitt's camera 38 black and white photos drawn from S. Moffitt's personal photo album numerous maps of London cameo appearances by S. Troy and S. Dietrich reviews of some London guide books and resources a toolkit full of websites useful to the traveller to London   copyright 2005 Mind the Gap Guide AND an original poem about the wonder of the great River Thames an eerie short story involving a certain sock and some of his world war two mates AND one limited print postcard featuring favourite London photographs from S. Moffitt's photo collection.  He appears prominently on the postcard - a postcard suitable for framing, keeping amongst your treasures, or sending to a friend. Available only with purchase of the Mind the Gap Guide CD. AND most important of all! a donation will be given to S. Moffitt's favourite charity with each CD purchased. Being himself a sock doctor without borders he selected  Doctors Without Borders, a  group devoted to doing good works for those in need all over the world.  In 1999 the organisation was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in recognition of their pioneering humanitarian work on several continents. For more information about Doctors Without Borders visit: http://www.msf.org/home-uk.cfm  or  http://www.msf.ca/  or  http://www.doctorswithoutborders.org/ * Important: The Mind the Gap Guide is published on the CD in pdf format and as such will display on your monitor as 60 standard-sized pages and is intended to be enjoyed that way.  You will need the free Adobe Reader installed on your computer to enjoy The Mind the Gap Guide. The Guide is NOT a paper book, and its content cannot be printed by the customer. Should that pose a problem, a full-colour printed issue may be produced in the future. Please email Suncompass with your inquiry. To Summarize: The purchase price includes the CD S. Moffitt's Mind the Gap Guide to London, a poem, a short story, a S. Moffitt postcard, a charitable donation, and shipping to US mainland and Canadian addresses.  Overseas parties please email  Suncompass for pricing.

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S. Moffitt's Mind the Gap Guide to London

Table of Contents		A sample page
Introduction First Stops: Lodging and Transportation British Museum A Sampling of London Parks Marble Arch A Night at the Theatre! Woking (Adventuring Outside London) Imperial War Museum Some Worthy London Sights Windsor Castle Buckingham Palace Trafalgar Square Bus Touring Tower of London Cruising on the River Thames London Eye  Cabinet War Rooms Bridges - A Reflection on the River The River Runs (a poem) S. Moffitt's Tip of the Beret A Sock's Travel Toolkit Thanks and Credits Also in the sock drawer: Postcards from the Ledge (a story) A snippet from the story

A snippet from the story Postcards from the Ledge . . . The last of the four had arrived. The watcher knew them all.  For more than a week he'd observed them gather in the room daily. It was as if they were still held together by invisible strings that had been spun strong through the war years. "My apologies, Tully," said Moffitt. "I had no idea you were out in the hall.  There's a pot of tea in the kitchen. Help yourself." Tully muttered something indecipherable and collapsed into an easy chair by the door, put his head back and closed his eyes. "What are you doing here?" asked Troy, tapping ash out through the gap in the window. "You didn't get to bed until dawn." Tully didn't open his eyes but jerked a thumb at Hitch. "Ask him."  Hitch completely ignored his comrade and set to his appointed task of opening the envelope.  "I'm surprised there is still mail out there for us," said Moffitt. "The army may be slow about some things, but the Royal Mail is generally spot on."  He nodded at the brown envelope in the process of being ripped open. "By the looks of it, I'd say that envelope has been touring the world for a good long time." "Maybe it got dropped into occupied France by mistake," said Troy.  The envelope released its contents onto Hitch's lap in a flutter of a dozen bright rectangles.  The watcher smiled.  . .

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