In 2006 Professor Noel Cox, an academic lawyer, spent four months
in the United Kingdom on sabbatical. He also went to central Europe
and North Africa on holiday, and spent some weeks on holiday in the
UK. The book is from the edited diaries he kept during those
months, giving a vivid account of his experiences visiting places
old and new. Highlights include the Roman ruins at Leptis Magna -
which, before the fall of the Libyan dictator Gaddafi, had few
tourists visiting - and the cathedrals and palaces of Hungary.
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