I too was unaware of the museum. I read "I married adventure" as a high school kid and it stuck in the memory banks. Last year I spotted the zebra stripped cover in a used bookstore from across the room and was on it in a second for $5.00. As 40+ years have passed, I reread it.
I think she drafted one of the better accounts of the logistics, atmosphere, and challenges of being in Africa durning the golden age. They were extremely fortunate to live that life, cover the Pacific and Africa as they did, and especially to share it as a couple. What a great piece of luck that they found each other. My only sorrow is Martin's early taking. With more longevity and secure funding, they could have easily tripled their adventures. What a life!
I appreciate the heads up, and the museum will go on the "to do" list right now. Thank you, 1Minute
