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This is a must have for all Beachcombers addicts. Prepare yourself to not be able to put it down once you start reading it - until you get to the very end. There are loads of photos, interesting and funny facts, stories and titbits. It is beautifully put together and a lovely tribute to what is still the best series on the planet. It was fascinating and so enjoyable to learn about how the series was made, behind the scenes stuff, etc. My only complaint is that there was not enough about Bob Park (Hugh Carmody).


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Bruno and the Beach The Beachcombers at 40 Marc Strange Jackson Davies Michael J Fox 9781550175653 Books Reviews

This is a must have for all Beachcombers addicts. Prepare yourself to not be able to put it down once you start reading it - until you get to the very end. There are loads of photos, interesting and funny facts, stories and titbits. It is beautifully put together and a lovely tribute to what is still the best series on the planet. It was fascinating and so enjoyable to learn about how the series was made, behind the scenes stuff, etc. My only complaint is that there was not enough about Bob Park (Hugh Carmody).