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	<title>Comments on: The Greatest Fishing Trip</title>
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		<title>By: Fishing Fury - Two guys with a serious passion for fishing, the great outdoors, crazy adventures, and heart-pounding entertainment.</title>
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		<description>[...] It was by pure luck that I stumbled upon a book called Kon-Tiki while at a small local flea market. I was looking for old fishing magazines when an old faded hard cover book caught my eye for some reason. At first sight the book looked like nothing more then a beat up novel, clearly older then myself, without so much as a title on its cover. Everyone who had glanced through the bin marked fifty cents, had judged this book by its cover and left it behind. On closer inspection I noticed the book had what appeared to be some sort of tribal warrior mask engraved into its cover. I flipped through the book slowly and immediately my interest was peaked. The title read: Kon-Tiki Across the Pacific By Raft by Thor Heyerdahl. Further into the book there were old photographs of life on the raft including several pictures of impressive fish. I reached in my pocket for change, counted fifty cents, and purchased the book. [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] It was by pure luck that I stumbled upon a book called Kon-Tiki while at a small local flea market. I was looking for old fishing magazines when an old faded hard cover book caught my eye for some reason. At first sight the book looked like nothing more then a beat up novel, clearly older then myself, without so much as a title on its cover. Everyone who had glanced through the bin marked fifty cents, had judged this book by its cover and left it behind. On closer inspection I noticed the book had what appeared to be some sort of tribal warrior mask engraved into its cover. I flipped through the book slowly and immediately my interest was peaked. The title read: Kon-Tiki Across the Pacific By Raft by Thor Heyerdahl. Further into the book there were old photographs of life on the raft including several pictures of impressive fish. I reached in my pocket for change, counted fifty cents, and purchased the book. [...]</p>
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