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New Book ' An Omelette and three glasses of wine' has been published En route with Citroens.

Thursday Aug 02, 2012

Long time friend and fellow traveler Andrew Brodie of Yellow Chevron Publishing has produced a lavish book featuring 8 road trip stories in France published in Automotive magazines over the past 30 years which I have had the pleasure to photograph. The book chronicles drives with great car and travel writers the Phil Llewellin,Dale Drinnon and Paul Horrell and were published in Supercar Classics, Octane magazine and Practical Classics. The cars range from an early 1950's Citroen Big Six to the Citroen SM Grand Tourer with a Maserati Khamsin story included as the Italian Company was owned by Citroen for a period of time and the cars had a common technical heritage. To preview and perhaps purchase the book search the web for

http://www.brodie.cc

It's more than just another car book but a real taste of great road trips on wonderful roads in interesting automobiles.

Enjoy. Martyn Goddard

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Posted at 12:59AM Aug 02, 2012 by Martyn Goddard | Comments[0]

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