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Nigel C. Winter

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"Entertaining, educating, humbling, heroic and uplifting" - THE DAILY TELEGRAPH.

Nigel C Winter is the author of the acclaimed motorcycle travel odyssey, Travelling With Mr Turner. A juxtaposed journey of two identical rides 60 years apart.
In parts a travelogue, social history, and humorous account steeped in biker lore.
All in all, it will leave you feeling far better about life than Zen And The Art Of Motorcycle Maintenance. Just read the reviews and judge for yourselves.
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Travelling With Mr Turner

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The Churches of West Sussex

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message 7: by Nigel

Nigel Winter There is still a chance Anthony, that if I live long enough to write all the books planned, that something similar will be published. Possibly set in the UK (again)and even on a Shooting Star!
As regards the TV programme, I can not stay silent any longer. A TV company from Australia put in all the hard work and simply asked me to turn up and say a few words. Turns out that the period covered in my book saved that missing persons life from being recorded a complete scandal!!!


Anthony Stancomb Sad that I won't be able to read about an Algeria/BSA trip.
I still pine for my Shooting Star.
Do you remember the days when we never had to lock our bikes and there was no key!
One night someone just got on it and rode away......
Actually I think I know the guys who did it - I was doing a programme about the South London Chapter of the Hells Angels, - but I didn't pursue it as it might have jeopardised my job with Thames TV.
Speaking of television, I thought your missing family progamme very well made. Crikey, you must have had to do a hell of a lot of research!


message 5: by Nigel

Nigel Winter Anthony wrote: "So pleased to have encountered your page.
I read your book when i was was writing my first, and remember wishing I write so wittily!
Must put something about it on Amazon.
Are you writing another? ..."


Anthony,
thank you for your kind words. Your agent, alas did not share your view - but that's all history now.
I am writing but not a related book yet - there is one there but I only want to commit when I can see it through. The next one was going to be about BSAs (titled The Boys From Birmingham), another juxtaposition but this time of a trip through Algeria. Sadly recent events...


Anthony Stancomb So pleased to have encountered your page.
I read your book when i was was writing my first, and remember wishing I write so wittily!
Must put something about it on Amazon.
Are you writing another? Would love to read it if you are.
(used to have a BSA Shooting Star (upgraded to 650cc!).
Anthony


Autumn Birt Nigel wrote: "Autumn wrote: "Okay, have to ask, what kind of motorcycle? :)"

Hi Autumn,
a Triumph. Old, English and just a little eccentric."


Nothing wrong with that! I love triumphs, even if I currently have a BMW 650. Maybe the next one... ;)


message 2: by Nigel

Nigel Winter Autumn wrote: "Okay, have to ask, what kind of motorcycle? :)"

Hi Autumn,
a Triumph. Old, English and just a little eccentric.


Autumn Birt Okay, have to ask, what kind of motorcycle? :)


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