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The Hungry Hiker's Book of Good Cooking by Gretchen McHugh - 1987 Edition Third Printing ecrus - Contains 390 pages but her personality is

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The Hungry Hiker's Book of Good Cooking by Gretchen McHugh 1987 Edition Third Printing ecrus Contains 390 pages but her personality is Contains 390 pages this bowl contains no chips or cracks with the exception of one small chip on the bottom of the bowl near the backstamp Focused on preparing simple delicious food using dehydrated meats and ingredient substitutes

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