Fire Dancer Jacques Cartier
Not afraid of anything, in constant motion, Jacques Cartier was perpetually on fire. It probably felt like his whole life
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Author: katbernhardt@mac.com
Théâtre de Poche in Sète
After a fifty-minute walk from the train station in the old sea city of Sète to the quiet Hotel Venezia
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If you’ve ever wondered if your younger self would recognize your older self should the two of you happen to
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“There are other stories all around us, but our story appears to end here,” said Anches, indicating the colored glass
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Two Flowers – Pop and Pansy
Two flowers, Pop and Pansy, became friends. They lived between worlds. Both had some kind of ambiguous Swiss heritage. One
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Tout Seul in Carcassonne
Something about the double-walled, turreted city on a hill, Carcassonne, has always captured my imagination, so in Avignon I board a
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Bangladesh
The Land of Rivers twists and winds through history and I suspect that if I were to go there, I
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Gustave Baumann, Master Craftsman
When I lived in Santa Fe, Wednesday evenings and Sunday mornings I walked the street where the wealthy, the doctors,
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Défense de marcher sur l’eau
In the salle á manger overlooking the jade waters of the Sorgue, a gentleman sits at the next table and
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