Do You Think You'll Like the Wind?, Paul Murphy (9781898256038) — Readings Books

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Do You Think You’ll Like the Wind?

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In 1990 Paul Murphy moved with his family to the isolated village of Kilbaha on the very end of Loop Head peninsula. His story of how he and his family adjusted to living on their small hill overlooking the Shannon,
and even growing to like the wind, will appeal to anyone who has ever thought about just picking up and moving to a beautiful and isolated part of seaside nature.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
The Collins Press
Country
Ireland
Date
1 May 1995
Pages
120
ISBN
9781898256038

In 1990 Paul Murphy moved with his family to the isolated village of Kilbaha on the very end of Loop Head peninsula. His story of how he and his family adjusted to living on their small hill overlooking the Shannon,
and even growing to like the wind, will appeal to anyone who has ever thought about just picking up and moving to a beautiful and isolated part of seaside nature.

Read More
Format
Paperback
Publisher
The Collins Press
Country
Ireland
Date
1 May 1995
Pages
120
ISBN
9781898256038