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    Dogger, Forties, German Bight
    Dogger, Forties, German Bight
    Dogger, Forties, German Bight
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    Dogger, Forties, German Bight

    By Lee McAulay

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    The Shipping Forecast - use it to set your receiver and your barometer readings, then settle down after the National Anthem and listen as a storm sweeps in across the North Sea towards England.
    A Cuckoo Club short story.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLee McAulay
    Release dateJun 30, 2012
    ISBN9781476296685
    Dogger, Forties, German Bight
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    Lee McAulay

    I live in the UK and I'm now working on another novel.Visit my blog for more news, updates, free fiction, special offers and more at http://leemcaulay.wordpress.com, or drop me a line via Twitter, where I'm LeeMcAulay1.

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      Dogger, Forties, German Bight - Lee McAulay

      Dogger, Forties, German Bight

      by Lee McAulay

      Text Copyright © 2012 Lee McAulay

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