Frigid Women - Sue Riches, Victoria Riches, Dawn French, Gordon Medcalf
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 Frigid Women - Sue Riches, Victoria Riches, Dawn French, Gordon Medcalf
Newest Review: ... book starts from the very beginning with an SAS style selection process in Dartmoor on a very cold weekend in ... more  ... January. Where all sorts of women turned up, not the fit, gym junky 20 year olds that they were expecting, but normal people with a common dream. The weekend was tough with plenty of walking, navigating and exercises. Eventually after two weekends, psychological, handwriting, physical and team working tests both ladies get selected, and there is plenty of publicity surrounding them, more so than the others because of the Mother, daughter connection. I know if I did do something like this...more |
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Frigid Women - Sue Riches, Victoria Riches, Dawn French, Gordon Medcalf: For armchair explorers everywhere. (850 words)
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?Adventurers are being sought for the first attempt by an all women team to walk to the North Pole? That was the advert that caught Victoria Riches eye during the ?there must be more to life than this? thought that she was having on her daily commute on the London underground and something inside her realised that this was it, this was what she wanted to do, and somewhere along the line her Mum decided she was going to go too. The book Frigid Women tells the true story of Sue and Victoria Riches who decided to undergo this challenge and it is one of those books that I was hooked from the very ... Read the complete review
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