Author Gillian Angrave
Published September 2019
Gillian Angrave’s dream of seeing the world has led to a lifetime of unforgettable, sometimes dangerous, but always exhilarating, experiences and encounters, both sailing the Seven Seas as an Assistant Purser with P & O from 1967 to 1974, and as Ambassador’s PA with the Diplomatic Service from 1976 to 2005, serving in the Philippines, Peru, Guatemala, Chile, Mexico and Hungary.
Gillian re-lives her most memorable, as well as most perilous, moments, that have taken place beyond our shores.
In “From Oceans to Embassies”, Gillian charts the course her life has taken with the help of more than 200 stunning photographs.
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