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Hugh Greer began his travel adventures in the nineteen-fifties with his mom and dad. There were camping trips where he slept in a small canvas tent and was forced to do his business in a terrifying outhouse. There also were gruelling car tips to Southern California in an era of no interstate highways or bypasses. There were thirteen months of backpacking around the world and a year living and working in England. As time went by, Greer not only became older but financially more comfortable. This prompted a more upscale level of travel which included ocean cruises and river boats through Europe and down the Mekong River. 2,300 Days of Travel describes, in a humorous and self-deprecating style, many of Greer's interesting travel experiences. This is a read for anyone who has travelled or wants to travel in the future. It is also a book for anyone who enjoys a good laugh.

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Hugh Greer was born and raised in Burnaby, British Columbia. He worked thirty-five years for the Vancouver School District as a secondary school teacher, counsellor, and vice-principal.He is the father of two adult daughters and the grandfather of three very active and clever little boys.Since retiring in 2009, he and his wife have travelled extensively and plan to continue with their travels for many years to come. Their next exciting adventure is in January and February of 2026, when they will be volunteer teaching in a small rural school in Cambodia just outside of Siem Reap.In 2022 and at the youthful age of seventy-one, Hugh published his first book, 11,000 Days at School: From Class Clown to High School Vice-Principal.

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