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    I found this downloadable link for a BBC radio play of Patrick O'Brian's The Mauritius Command.

    http://www.thedearsurprise.com/?p=2541

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    Quote Originally Posted by Coog View Post
    I found this downloadable link for a BBC radio play of Patrick O'Brian's The Mauritius Command.

    http://www.thedearsurprise.com/?p=2541
    Fantastic find, Coog.

    I've been trying to find a downloadable version of these for ages !

    Best wishes,

    Mark Barker

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    Just noticed it also had a link for HMS Surprise radio play. Were there any other radio plays?

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    That's a reall good find Bobby. Will make a nice change from The Navy Lark.
    Rob.

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    Just saw this. Downloaded the audio files. This will be a treat to listen to on the way to work. Thanks.

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    Woah! I love radio dramas! Great find — thanks for sharing

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    Many of Patrick O'Brian's novels are available on CD as audiobooks.

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    Thank you for the tip on the audio books David.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Coog View Post
    I found this downloadable link for a BBC radio play of Patrick O'Brian's The Mauritius Command.

    http://www.thedearsurprise.com/?p=2541
    Thanks for the link to some excellent enterainment Bobby.

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    I have the audio books Thirteen gun salute and The wine dark sea.
    Does anyone have any other of series that they would part with? If so, please PM price.

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    Wonderful! Thanks. Although unabridged audiobooks are my personal preference I love all BBC Radio dramas I've gotten to date. Their work on dramatizing the Lord of the Rings is a great one, for example.

    I've downloaded both linked from that site and look forward to enjoying them. Pointers to any similar are always appreciated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lugburz View Post
    Woah! I love radio dramas! Great find — thanks for sharing
    Yes, one of my favorite things is to listen to a radio play on a lazy sunny sunday.

    I especially love the old "Shadow" radio dramas

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    Quote Originally Posted by OmegaLazarus View Post
    I especially love the old "Shadow" radio dramas
    One of the few aspects of living in L.A. I miss: KNX Radio's Drama Hour....

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    Quote Originally Posted by OmegaLazarus View Post
    Yes, one of my favorite things is to listen to a radio play on a lazy sunny sunday.

    I especially love the old "Shadow" radio dramas
    Not to say I'm old but, I grew up listening to that radio program.

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    Thanks for the radio link.

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    I found some more downloadable radio plays. This is over 40 plays of "The Adventures of Captain Horatio Hornblower". Here's the link:

    http://www.oldradioworld.com/shows/H...Hornblower.php

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    Quote Originally Posted by Coog View Post
    I found some more downloadable radio plays. This is over 40 plays of "The Adventures of Captain Horatio Hornblower". Here's the link:

    http://www.oldradioworld.com/shows/H...Hornblower.php
    Wow...1950s broadcasts. I'll download them and give a listen soon as I finish my current one. I enjoy listening to the original War of the Worlds broadcast (became a personal Halloween tradition when they used to air it each year one one station back home). That was before these even.

    Thanks for the find!

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    Thanks again Bob. I fell asleep listening to them last night.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gunner View Post
    Not to say I'm old but,
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    One of the things I am sad about is that I wasn't around to experience some of these things when they were in their prime. I would much rather listen to a story and do something (a hobby or game, maybe) than have a tv show occupy my whole attention (which is one of the reasons I don't watch much TV).

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    Quote Originally Posted by OmegaLazarus View Post
    One of the things I am sad about is that I wasn't around to experience some of these things when they were in their prime. I would much rather listen to a story and do something (a hobby or game, maybe) than have a tv show occupy my whole attention (which is one of the reasons I don't watch much TV).
    There is no movie or TV show that can portray the scenes that your mind can. That's why radio stories and books are still around.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gunner View Post
    There is no movie or TV show that can portray the scenes that your mind can. That's why radio stories and books are still around.
    Very well put. That is why I love reading as well. Even during my commute, I prefer an audio book (thank you library system).

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    Quote Originally Posted by OmegaLazarus View Post
    Very well put. That is why I love reading as well. Even during my commute, I prefer an audio book (thank you library system).
    Quote Originally Posted by Gunner View Post
    I fell asleep listening to them last night.
    CAUTION: May cause drowsiness. Use care when operating a car or dangerous machines.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Coog View Post
    CAUTION: May cause drowsiness. Use care when operating a car or dangerous machines.
    I wish you told me that two cars ago.

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