The story of three journeys I made in the 1960s, on both sides of the Iron Curtain. To Poland, with a group from the Co-op, as guests of the Polish Cooperative Society. To East Germany, with a group of kids from Lauriston Road school, where I was attempting to teach mathematics, to a class of kids, who would rather be outside playing football, or netball, or doing anything, but learning algebra, geometry and trigonometry. I must admit, I had some sympathy with their point of view. To Greece with my then girlfriend, Carol; who later became my wife. And later still, my ex-wife.

Some photographs of different parts of London, taken where we (my camera and I), happened to be at the time.

2 trips to Turkey during 1968 & 1969 in words and pictures

This is the story, mostly in pictures, of my walk around the 78 mile Capital Ring in London. The "twice" refers to the fact that, I did the walk twice, once with and once without my camera. The guidebook I used, was 'The Capital Ring ' by Colin Saunders. But, rather than reading the book as I went along, I decided to record each section onto my MiniDisc recorder, using the recording as my guide. Because of my wonderfully random way of organising, some of the photographs have captions, and some do not. They are however grouped together in the sections, which are found in the book. Most of the sections of fairly short, -less than 7 miles, but you obviously can cobble some of sections together, if you are that way inclined. A difference from my book on the London Loop, is that I have included two poems. The first concerns, the rules and regulations, that used to adorn the notice boards at the entrance to Highgate Woods; before being removed, presumably by some committee of humourless bureaucrats. The good news is, that as well as the poem, I have a photograph of the noticeboard, before the desicration. The second poem, I wrote about the problems I encountered almost at the end of the walk. Fortunately, at the time, I had luck on my side, otherwise, it might well have been t the end of me. As it was, I escaped with a few scratches and bruises. These were caused by my using practices normally reserved for the mountains, rather than on wire mesh fences Some readers may notice, that a few of my photographs appear in both books of my 'Twice Around The Town' series. The reason for this, has probably something to do with Quantum Mechanics (If you do not understsand Quantum Mechanics...... do not worry, neither does anyone else )