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'Every Great Journey Starts Somewhere - Seven Days in India' is a collection of photographs I took in India during a seven-day visit, accompanied by quotes, captions, and notes I made in my journal. You have probably heard the word 'serendipity'...this wonderful flying-visit to India really did happen as a result of a fortunate series of chance meetings between 2000 and 2001. I had just embarked on a new career as a freelance writer. 'Every Great Journey Starts Somewhere...' is a picture story of how a Buddhist monk, a stone merchant and a businessman all led, in their own ways, to my trip, and how I discovered a sense of adventure I never knew I had. My book will delight all who love India or have visions of travelling there, are fascinated by unheard-of places and tribal outposts, and will inspire anyone to 'go with the flow' of events. When opportunities arise, no matter what, grasp them with both hands...as I did.
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My book 'Every Great Journey Starts Somewhere' now has a new code and price. If you wish to purchase it, this one, published 18 June 2012, is the correct version.
Monica Weller
About the Author
Monica Weller
copperknob1
Bookham, Surrey, UK
My Blog about my connection to Hollywood star Robert Pattinson:
http://pattinsons.wordpress.com
Monica's Post about:
The Outer Hebrides:
copperknobconnection.wordpress.com
And a Post about India:
monicaweller12.wordpress.com
I am a Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society (FRPS), a photographic judge, a member of the RPS Licentiateship Panel and have exhibited my photographs widely. I have held a one-woman show at the RPS HQ in Bath, England and won awards from both the RPS and the London Salon of Photography. I began a freelance journalism course in 2000 and have had articles published in the Financial Times, Daily Express, Daily Mail and numerous magazines. I was on the editorial team for the Royal Photographic Society's Portfolio One and Two.
I am the co-author of 'Ruth Ellis, My Sister's Secret Life', which is available on Amazon, and is about the last woman to be hanged in the UK in 1955.
Publish Date June 18, 2012
Dimensions Standard Landscape 150 pgs
Standard Paper
Category Travel
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