[time-nuts] Dead tree material: Ships, Clocks, and Stars: The Quest for

[Gordon Batey]

Greetings Time Nuts,

I read the message below and made a trip to my closest OLLIE's store in
Harrisonburg, VA.  I found the book with the assistance of the book area
manager and purchased it.  They now have 5 left in Harrisonburg.  If you are
interested in the book and have an OLLIE'S nearby it might be worth checking
them out.

Now to start reading,

Gordon WA4FJC

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I usually don't have very much to contribute to this list, a lot of what
gets discussed here is a bit above my pay grade, so I mostly just read and
hope some of it sinks in.  Also not sure how much interest there is on this
list in dead tree material.

That being said, I was at Ollie's Bargain Outlet,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ollie's_Bargain_Outlet and I saw four copies
of Ships, Clocks, and Stars: The Quest for Longitude Hardcover – November 4,
2014 by Richard Dunn (Author), Rebekah Higgitt (Author),
http://www.amazon.com/Ships-Clocks-Stars-Quest-Longitude/dp/006235356X for
$10.  I was thinking of buying a copy for myself and wondered if there might
be some interest from others.  According to the USPS web site this book can
be shipped at media mail rates for less than $5, so at $20 on your doorstep
this book is about $15 cheaper than it appears to be available any where
else. Any interest?

   Thomas Valerio