The Outer Circle: Birmingham's No 11 Bus Route (Archive Photographs: Images of England)

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Fine photography, 5 Aug 2007
Harvey is an excellent photographer and he offers some vivid scenes from his daily travels on Birmingham's 11C route. With wide-angle exposures, he reflects the full spectrum of Birmingham's streets. Capturing over five hundred kebab houses and eighty massage parlours for posterity is no minor achievement. One or two of the shots are marginally obscured by the inevitable chewing gum and graffiti on the bus windows, but the quality is largely very fine. The spirit of Birmingham is perhaps best encapsulated by the photograph on page nine- in which a young student is seen urinating against a parked car whilst gorging herself on curry and chips.

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A marvellous introduction to the world of electronics, 30 Jul 2007
What William Donald Phillips doesn't know about crocodile clips isn't worth knowing. However, those who are familiar with his popular musings on sadomasochism should note that it is a science-only affair in this particular volume.

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A great guidebook, 5 Aug 2007
A truly comprehensive guidebook to Amazon, offering countless buying and selling tips and raising awareness of features that few even knew existed. The 'cheat-code' which enables one to save 50% on all purchases is something that I have exploited to the full. Also, it was interesting to discover that customer reviews are rarely to be trusted. It is a mystery to me why anyone should choose to offer misleading information in a review of a book that they have never read, but apparently it often occurs.

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A useful handbook, 1 Aug 2007
An excellent alternative to Deborah Addington's 'A Hand in the Bush', exploring the more light-hearted elements of an uncommonly romantic taboo. Fortunately the authors also address the vital procedures of health and safety with due sobriety. As I learned in the 70s, there's nothing 'fun' about enduring a severe prolapse. Some wedding-night that turned out to be...