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On the shelf We came, we saw, we went: a year of family gaps By Charles WheelanNorton: 288 pages, $ 28When you purchase books that are linked on our…
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Article last changed - January 19, 2021 Looking for Normal by author Karen Harmon As a baby boomer travel, health and fitness blogger, I was recently invited by Looking For Normal author Karen…
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Expand your gardening knowledge In a recent webinar hosted by the Garden Conservancy, Dan Hinkley described his latest book, Windcliff: A History of People, Plants and Gardens. In this column we will…
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Aer Lingus is part of the IAG (International Airlines Group) and works with other IAG-owned airlines, including British Airways and Iberia based in…
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Article last changed - December 10th, 2020 Murder Times Six - Wells Gray Park Murders by Alan R. Warren I've enjoyed reading for many years and recently decided to add a new book reviews segment…
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IIn 1826, crowds flocked to the Egyptian Hall in Piccadilly to marvel at the spoils of war: a nearly 14-foot long Burmese imperial carriage, its spokes silver-plated, its body clad in gold, and its…
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A Walk in the Woods begins like no inspirational travelogue should, with the myriad ways you can die on the Appalachian Trail. There is tree destruction, lightning, bears; myopic owls and eastern…
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Article last changed - December 10th, 2020 Murder Times Six - Wells Gray Park Murders by Alan R. Warren I've enjoyed reading for many years and recently decided to add a new book reviews segment…
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At a moment when some city dwellers are moving to less populated areas, The 99% Invisible City: A Guide to the Hidden…
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P.The opular culture is peppered with stories of clumsy Brits getting into scrapes abroad. But decades before Michael Palin set out in his Boy's Own parody Ripping Yarns "with the frog across the…
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