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Besides the Ocean of Time: reflections on the book
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Besides the Ocean of Time: reflections on the book

There is sometimes a book that captures you, and this is one that did it for me.

by frankbeswick

Small is Beautiful: the New Economics
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Small is Beautiful: the New Economics

Elwin Schumacher, a quiet but intellectually potent economist,revolutionized thought and proposed an economics linked to ethics and commitment to the environment.

by frankbeswick

Detailed Clover Pom Pom Maker Instructions★ Editor's Choice
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Detailed Clover Pom Pom Maker Instructions

Step by step how to photo tutorial for making yarn and wool pom poms with a plastic maker by clover. These detailed instructions explain everything you need to know to make them.

by Marie

The Three Peaks Route
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The Three Peaks Route

The highest peaks in each of England,Scotland and Wales are a physical challenge that some people love to accept.

by frankbeswick

What to do with the Apple Harvest
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What to do with the Apple Harvest

I have found myself the recipient of several pounds of apples from friends' and neighbours' orchards. What was I to do with so many ?

by Veronica

Guido Brunetti Menageries: Derivative Donna Leon Zoos for Fathers Day
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Guido Brunetti Menageries: Derivative Donna Leon Zoos for Fathers Day

Guido Brunetti menageries, as derivative Donna Leon zoos, place the mystery series' domesticated and wild animals into Fathers Day farmscapes.

by DerdriuMarriner

Why I am a Christian
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Why I am a Christian

Every individual Christian has his/her own pathway to God, but there is a wide range of experiences and factors which contribute to its development and growth.

by frankbeswick

Force Crag Mine, Braithwaite,Cumbria
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Force Crag Mine, Braithwaite,Cumbria

I am in Cumbria for a few days and today I walked 6 miles there and back to visit an abandoned zinc mine in beautiful landscape.

by Veronica

The Case for Jesus:a review
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The Case for Jesus:a review

This book is one of the most lucidly written works of Christian Bible scholarship that I have read.

by frankbeswick

How The Shift to Mobile Impacts Online Writers' Bottom Line★ Editor's Choice
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How The Shift to Mobile Impacts Online Writers' Bottom Line

Google's 2012 Q3 earnings dropped because more people are browsing the web on mobile devices. What's the impact on writers who earn a living with online publishing?

by Greekgeek

The Light in the West:Celtic Christianity
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The Light in the West:Celtic Christianity

Celtic Christianity was the Christian faith as understood in Irish, Scots and Welsh cultures.

by frankbeswick

Traditional Ale Flavourings
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Traditional Ale Flavourings

Beer and ale have been brewed for several thousand years, but brewers used many flavourings other than hops.

by frankbeswick

A Farm of Your Own
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A Farm of Your Own

Many people dream of the good life, owning their own small farm.

by frankbeswick

The Cloud
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The Cloud

The Cloud ; Is it a sky phenomenon ? a storage facility for computers? No it's a rocky hill on the South Cheshire/ Staffordshire border. I climbed up it yesterday.

by Veronica

Turn Right at Land's End
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Turn Right at Land's End

John Merril's seven thousand mile walk round Britain is just one of his marathon journeys.

by frankbeswick

Deer at Dunham Massey, Cheshire
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Deer at Dunham Massey, Cheshire

We had a lovely walk today around the deer reservation at Dunham Massey in Cheshire. The deer were everywhere just walking around amongst everyone.

by Veronica

Guido Brunetti Gardens: Derivative Donna Leon Gardens for Fathers Day
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Guido Brunetti Gardens: Derivative Donna Leon Gardens for Fathers Day

Guido Brunetti gardens, as derivative Donna Leon gardens, are Dad-pleasing flower, ground-cover, herbal, kitchen and woody Fathers Day gardenscapes.

by DerdriuMarriner

Titanic ;  A weekend in Belfast
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Titanic ; A weekend in Belfast

The beautiful city of Belfast is recovering from its troubled past. It is now developing its tourist industry, largely with help of the doomed ship "Titanic". I went recently.

by Veronica

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