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Smiling Kodiak Circles the Globe
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Smiling Kodiak Circles the Globe brings you along on his most recent dash around the planet –kicking and screaming, laughing and crying. He attacks sixteen cities – Shanghai, Helsinki, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Amboise, Blois, Paris, New York, Montreal, Kingston (Ontario), Toronto, Boston, Bar Harbor (Maine), Raleigh, Vancouver, before getting a wisp of Los Angeles and retreating back home to Melbourne. None of them will ever be the same — and neither will you.
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Smiling Kodiak Circles the Globe - Drew Grant
Drew Grant
Smiling Kodiak
Circles the Globe
Copyright © 2014 by Zingara Press, Inc.
All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the publisher, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical reviews and certain other noncommercial uses permitted by copyright law.
ISBN 978-1-942498-02-5 (EPUB)
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Editing by Tracey Palmer, Palmer Communications for Zingara Press, Inc.
Table of Contents
Preface
The Itinerary
1 Here we go again…
2 What, me manic?
3 Renewed Focus in Helsinki
4 Another Stockholm Syndrome
5 Living to Visit
6 Training Snags and Tumbling through the Loir
7 Beyond a Château of a Doubt
8 Paris when it Sizzles
9 Hello Pork Pie Hat
10 Passport to the Outer Limits
11 Boston Baggage
12 Ya cahn’t get thay-ya from hee-ya…
13 Fool me twice…
14 Land of the Living
15 At Long Last in Los Angeles and Lost at Home
Preface
These travel blogs were written during a six-week trip around the world in 2013. They are largely unedited, provided as they were first posted on social media. They are not intended to be a guide to the places visited, although there are some good tips. They are intended to be one man’s view of a certain time and place, and, I hope, an entertaining read.
The Itinerary
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