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Monthly Archives: August 2002
Postcard from the Edge of Tomato Soup Street
Now some people may say it is a bit silly to travel 1,000 miles (1,600 km) for a day to a Spanish festival in the tiny town of Buñol (population 9,000) for the worlds largest food fight. However, in the … Continue reading
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Postcard from the Edge of a Precipice
There is an old expression: Heaven is where … the cooks are French the policemen are English the lovers are Italian the car mechanics are German and it is all organized by the Swiss. Hell is where… the cooks are … Continue reading
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