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30 November, 2016 - There are 3 comments on this story

  1. Please come along and support us!

    Maggie Cobbett - November 30th, 2016

  2. Colombo,
    Sri Lanka
    16 Dec 2016

    Hello,

    I love your website. I just stumbled upon it by chance as I was trying to see if I can find anything on an old friend, Bruce Cobbett, who used to live at the Maison de Province de France in the Cite Universitaire in Paris around 1966-1968. Would you have any information which may help? If you can help please let me know at ‘wesakmal@gmail.com’.

    Thanks and Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year,

    Rohan Wickramasinghe

    Dr. Rohan H Wickramasinghe - December 16th, 2016

  3. Sorry, but I’m unable to help you.

    Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you too.

    Maggie Cobbett - December 16th, 2016

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Armed with a battered copy of Jack Kerouac’s On The Road, Maggie Cobbett crossed the USA by Greyhound bus during the chaotic summer of 1968. The distances were vast, her budget minimal, and anything seemed possible. From camp counselling in the Catskills to bagels for breakfast in the Bronx, her first sojourn in the States had it all.
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