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by Andrew Reed - A very interesting read having worked 'the summer season' around a similar time. As a now middle aged man brought back fond memories of less stressful times and the ability to party more than one night in a row! The book has to be read remembering that this was the 1990s so technology was not as we know it but the book portrays an excellent vision of camaraderie, enjoyment and a magical snow covered land albeit with the slight blip of having to work. However, the work is portrayed in a humourous... more
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