I have just come back from lunch with my office mate. We were off looking at an archaeological exhibition in a nearby book store, and she left me there completely unsupervised. That's always a really bad idea in a book store, I'm a lot poorer now than I was a couple of hours ago! BUT, I had a lovely suprise in finding a couple of Dave de Witt and paul Bosland's books there! I am now the proud owner of a copy of 'Peppers of the World' by de Witt and Bosland, and what a beautiful book it is too. They also had de Witt and Bosland's Pepper garden, but I'm not sure whether there's anything I can learn in that one that I haven't already or can't learn from the list. What do people think of that book? Tara -- ______________________________________________________ Tara Deen School of Geosciences Division of Geology and Geophysics Building FO5 University of Sydney NSW 2006 Phone: 61-2-9351 4271 Fax: 61-2-9351 0184 Mobile: 0410 538 655 email: tara@es.usyd.edu.au ______________________________________________________