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Having a good clear out of the house, garage and loft to create more space. Have been a collector for many years.
Location: United KingdomMember since: 28 February 2008

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One Finger Too Many, Good Condition Book, Alfred Brendel, ISBN 9780571196180
24 March 2017
Enjoyable his wit and wisdom and genuinely funny literature
I have a signed copy of this great pianists poetry and have greatly enjoyed his wit and wisdom and genuinely funny literature. I am looking for another of his books.
The Oxford Book of Garden Verse
22 June 2016
Poetry and Gardening - a great mix
If you like poetry and you like gardens then this is the book for you. From Chaucer to present day (1994 my copy) many poets have written about the splendour of gardens whether formal or wild. With over two hundred poems to browse or read who could resist sitting in their garden with a cup of tea and this book.
08 March 2014
An FPS with dated graphics but decent storyline and varied missions.
Installed on Windows XP SP2. Does not need a key to activate and runs without the disc once installed. A first person shooter with dated graphics but decent storyline and a number of missions. US Marine corps officer Steve Fletcher and top-rated mercenary Austin Hawke join up to battle against international terrorism. They are Europes' last line of defence, tasked to stop a deadly nuclear package before it reaches its' destination, London. The easy difficulty is easy with plenty of health and weapons although it did get harder further into the game. You play with an accomplice who helps fight the enemy but who has a habit of getting in the way (you can change which hero you want to play as in each chapter). Even in single player you fight together for each of the six chapters. This is a budget game and hasn't evoked a great following but I enjoyed playing through this and accomplished it quite quickly. Each level spawns a set amount of health and weapons and sometimes you can run out of ammo and not be able to pick other weapons up. I liked being able to change the gamma (Home key) when in dark places. It took me a while to realise that holding the G key down gave distance to the grenade throw. In level 18 you have to play as Hawke and this level is not easy as you have to eliminate the Buria Trooper. Level 19 has a twist and a bit of a let down for me in gameplay as it dissolved into an arena style fest where you quickly run out of ammo. This is a game I would play again though.
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