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BBC Radio 4 – The Patch, Sunderland Point, Morecambe
One random postcode, and a story you probably haven’t heard before. Sunderland Point near Morecambe is unique. It’s the only mainland place in the UK which gets cut off twice a day by the tide washing over its only access … Continue reading
He passed For Black To Marry Black Woman – The Story Of Clarence King
During America’s Gilded Age, Clarence King was a famous geologist, friend of wealthy, famous, and powerful men. He was a larger-than-life character whose intellect and wanderlust pushed him to survey far-flung regions of the western U.S. and South America and … Continue reading
I Hatched A Supermarket Egg… Again!
When I had bought some eggs in the supermarket seven years ago, Albert, the name bearer of this channel was born. I’ve never told you about what happened to him… Music in this video, licensed through Audionetwork – Capturing My … Continue reading
Coffee: The future of coffee growing and production | DW Documentary
Coffee production is no longer what it was thanks to innovative growers and brave farmers. Coffee can now be grown using methods that promote biodiversity in fields, plantations and forests, while also ensuring that farmers earn more. David Benitez is … Continue reading
British place names resonate with the song of missing birds | Aeon Essays
Photo by Owen Humphreys/Getty In the dark, sylvan villages of medieval England, people named places after the birds that filled the night with music In one of the oldest poems in English literature, there is a beautiful moment when a … Continue reading
Immerse Yourself in the Food and Art of Oaxaca This February with Murmur Ring’s Curated Tour | Colossal
DECEMBER 13, 2022. MURMUR RING All images by Dylan Chandler This is Murmur Ring’s fourteenth curated tour, with a focus on the food, craft, culture, and art of Oaxaca, Mexico. Join a group of twenty artists, designers, chefs, and … Continue reading
Soccer Player Gracefully Answers Question About Discrimination | My Modern Met
By Regina Sienra on December 5, 2022 He’s only 23 years old, but a consummate professional. Bravo to Tyler Adams . The World Cup is, conceptually, a joyful occasion for all nations to come together to celebrate the most popular … Continue reading
