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A Visit to Grytviken, South Georgia

The island of South Georgia was first discovered in 1675. It was named Roche after Anthony de la Roché, the ship’s commander who found the island. In 1775 Captain Cook made the first landing, renamed the island after King George III, and it subsequently became a British territory. The first whaling station was founded in Grytviken in 1904 by Norwegian Carl Anton Larsen. Grytviken was one of...

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Delicious Oatmeal Cookies #recipe

This weekend I had a yearning for cookies. After checking through my favorite recipes, I decided I’d try a new one for oatmeal cookies. They turned out very well – the recipe is a keeper. Oatmeal Cookies Ingredients: 4 ounces brown sugar 3 1/2 ounces fine caster sugar...

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Last Day for Field Stripped Pre-order Contest! #contest #books

Field Stripped Box Set Authors: Marissa Dobson, Nicole Garcia, Piper Presley, Ellie Keys, Julie Morgan, Alyssa Breck, Lily-Ann Johnson, Natasza Waters, C.J. Pinard, Tamara Hoffa, Shelley Munro, S.E. Babin, Carly Carson, Xandra James, and Calinda B Genre: Military...

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Bargains…One, Two, Free!

April Showers Super Sale & Giveaway   ☆҉➹☆Check out the April Showers Super Sale & Giveaway! ☆҉➹☆҉ 36 Romance Authors are offering 63 novels. Plus enter to win one of 3 Kindles or a 5 $25 Amazon Gift Cards....

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Forbidden City, Beijing #travel

This is another photo taken in the Forbidden city, Beijing. The carvings and figures on the roof are amazing. The roof design allows people to see the figures easily and they add a decorative touch. The figures all have meanings, and they were only used on important...

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Exploring the Forbidden City #travel

This is me in the Forbidden City in Beijing. This previous imperial palace is now a large museum. We visited twice while we were in Beijing and spent hours wandering around the huge complex. Lots of color and beautiful buildings. Lots of people too, although we were...

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Mackenzie: Sheep Stealer and Explorer #travel #NewZealand

This statue of Mackenzie and his dog Friday stands in the main street of Fairlie, New Zealand. The real story of James Mackenzie, the sheep thief and man from whom the Mackenzie country in the south of the South Island takes it name, is still shrouded in mystery. He...

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