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Okie Noodlin' Festival - Paul's Valley, Oklahoma
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Okie Noodlin' Festival - Paul's Valley, Oklahoma

Fishermen from Oklahoma and nearby states meet in Paul's Valley each June to compete in bare-handed catfishing at the Okie Noodlin' Festival.

by CountrySunshine

BatFest - Night of the Bat Festival in Austin, Texas
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BatFest - Night of the Bat Festival in Austin, Texas

Travel in June to the Ann Richards Congress Avenue bridge in Austin, Texas to watch thousands of bats emerge from under the bridge during the BatFest celebration.

by CountrySunshine

Childrens Book Review of The Legend of Old Befana: Italian Christmas Story Retold by Tomie dePaola
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Childrens Book Review of The Legend of Old Befana: Italian Christmas Story Retold by Tomie dePaola

The Christmas season brings gifts many times to Italian and Italian-American children. It commences December 6 and ends January 6. December 24 involves “The Legend of Old Befana.”

by DerdriuMarriner

Shopping for Silks and Cotton in Thailand
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Shopping for Silks and Cotton in Thailand

It’s still regarded as the bargain centre of East Asia and despite the fluctuations in the money supply, Thai silks and Thai cottons are two of the best buys in textiles.

by Maritravel

Childrens Book Review of Roadrunner's Dance by Rudolfo Alfonso Anaya
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Childrens Book Review of Roadrunner's Dance by Rudolfo Alfonso Anaya

Surviving awkward stages can be considered part of life’s lessons. Clumsiness describes almost all young animals. One youngster ends up fast and graceful in “Roadrunner’s Dance.”

by DerdriuMarriner

Childrens Book Review of M Is for Myanmar: Bilingual Burmese and English Story by Elizabeth Rush
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Childrens Book Review of M Is for Myanmar: Bilingual Burmese and English Story by Elizabeth Rush

The former Burma now carries the name Myanmar. Both names describe Southeast Asia’s most mysterious country. The first step to understanding is remembering that “M is for Myanmar.”

by DerdriuMarriner

Create A Steampunk Kitchen
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Create A Steampunk Kitchen

Showcasing online products for starting the steampunk look in the kitchen. You will be surprised what could be incorporated into this genre.

by paperfacets

Childrens Book Review of Too Many Tamales: Christmas Eve Story by Gary Soto
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Childrens Book Review of Too Many Tamales: Christmas Eve Story by Gary Soto

Twenty-four tamales are cooked for December 24. Their delicious contents ensure that they will be appreciated. If they all get eaten, will making 24 more be way “Too Many Tamales”?

by DerdriuMarriner

Octavia Hill, Social Reformer and Co-Founder of the National Trust
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Octavia Hill, Social Reformer and Co-Founder of the National Trust

For someone who was home-educated, Octavia Hill certainly made her mark on English society, with her social housing reform, conservation work & as co-founder of the National Trust.

by Telesto

Christmas Tree Traditions – How Did it Start?
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Christmas Tree Traditions – How Did it Start?

Did you ever wonder how did the beautiful fir tree become the symbol of Christmas tree? Find out about the traditions and legends accompanying the sacred tree of Christmas.

by WriterArtist

Movie Review: Footloose (1984)
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Movie Review: Footloose (1984)

A review of the 1984 movie starring Kevin Bacon and Lori Singer.

by StevenHelmer

Dazzling Women’s Fairy Costumes for Christmas
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Dazzling Women’s Fairy Costumes for Christmas

Fairy costumes that dazzle and frizzle are the craze. Try these dresses that transform you into the characters you love and admire.

by WriterArtist

Francis II of France Dies: Mary, Queen of Scots Returns Home
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Francis II of France Dies: Mary, Queen of Scots Returns Home

On December 5, 1560, Mary, Queen of Scots became a widow. Her first husband, Francis II of France died at the age of 16.

by AlexandriaIngham

Girl’s Sparkling Fairy Costumes for Christmas
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Girl’s Sparkling Fairy Costumes for Christmas

Fairies, elves and sprites costumes are one of the most popular costumes for girls in Christmas other than Santa Claus and Snow white costumes.

by WriterArtist

Customs And Traditions Associated With Sabarimala Pilgrimage
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Customs And Traditions Associated With Sabarimala Pilgrimage

Here you can read about the popular customs and traditions followed by the devotees who visit Sabarimala temple, especially during the pilgrimage season in December.

by VioletteRose

Childrens Book Review of The Legend of the Poinsettia Retold and Illustrated by Tomie dePaola
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Childrens Book Review of The Legend of the Poinsettia Retold and Illustrated by Tomie dePaola

Poinsettias are perfect holiday plants. They bloom bright green and pretty red in December. “The Legend of the Poinsettia” charmingly covers their role as Holy Night’s fire flower.

by DerdriuMarriner

Childrens Book Review of Adelita: A Mexican Cinderella Story by Tomie dePaola
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Childrens Book Review of Adelita: A Mexican Cinderella Story by Tomie dePaola

Mexico evokes winsome clothes, foods, peoples, and places. “Adelita: A Mexican Cinderella Story” has beans, red shawls, tortillas, and white dresses. It also offers happy endings.

by DerdriuMarriner

St Thomas’ Hospital and the Old Operating Theatre Museum
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St Thomas’ Hospital and the Old Operating Theatre Museum

The Old Operating Theatre Museum stands on the site of the old St Thomas' Hospital, near to the Shard in south London. It is a fabulous little museum and well worth a visit.

by Telesto

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