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Originally posted on One Drop Community Solutions:
The first EDE in the state of Bahia took place between April and June, in the ‘Cocoa coast’, near the sea-side town of Itacaré, at a holistic center, Pedra do Sabiá, located in…
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Originally posted on Randle's Photo Blog:
The Carnival in Rio de Janeiro is a world famous festival held before Lent every year and considered the biggest carnival in the world with some two million people per day on the…
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Originally posted on dedepuppets:
A friend of mine gave me a book of short stories by Paul Gallico to read. The one she wanted me to read in particular was Love of seven dolls. I wonder why? No, seriously… I…
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Originally posted on ****:
Samba till sunrise The taxi weaves through the crowds spilling out of the cafes and bars and onto the street, we take a right turn onto a cobbled street that slopes steeply upwards. As we slowly rattle…
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Originally posted on The Centre of the World:
I got stuck on explaining why we don’t fall off the planet. Antony Gormley’s Filter, Manchester Art Gallery, Moseley Street, Manchester, M2 Gravity is just a word. It doesn’t explain anything. Kurt…
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Originally posted on Oblique Exposure:
The other day, this guy was on top of a crane, repairing a public light (or was it a CCTV?) cluster. It reminded me of the amount of maintenance that needs to go into our…
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Originally posted on beleben:
On June 22, The Guardian Northerner Blog’s political commentator Ed Jacobs asked how the HS2 project could be made more ‘relevant’ to people. Talking in generalisations about economic growth may sound good, but it doesn’t address…
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