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Sarobia: Sanctuary for Human Beings, Birds and Animals
Thirty Days Across the Big Pond: Part One
Thirty Dirty Days Across the Big Pond: Amsterdam High Jinx
Thirty Days Across the Big Pond: A Crash Course in Pomp and Circumstance
Sarobia: Sanctuary for Human Beings, Birds and Animals
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Sarobia: Sanctuary for Human Beings, Birds and Animals
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Thirty Dirty Days Across the Big Pond: Amsterdam High Jinx
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Let’s See Whom Else We Can Offend
Politics and religion make strange bedfellows. Reading or hearing that worn-out saying makes me always think of an unlikely pair in the sack. Not wanting to date myself too badly, I’ll go as far back to picturing Margaret Thatcher between … Continue reading
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Searching for the Fountain of Youth
The quest for finding the Fountain of Youth has been around for millennia. Documentation of such date backs to the 5th century BCE with the writings made by the ancient Greek historian, Herodotus, who claimed dwellers in the land of … Continue reading
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