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When words travel across continents

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Abandoned building by Irwell pedestrian bridge

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Brian Groom | Hansom Cab at All Saints, Manchester, painting by Adolphe Valette, 1876-1942 (Manchester Art Gallery).

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Why is the Pope “the daddy”?

Holy heck! Rob and Jess are back with an episode of biblical proportions. Join them as they get to the gospel truth about the origins of religious words. ⛪️ What was kept in the very first chapel? 🦛 Which animal … Continue reading

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🔥 Rare footage of a Jaguarundi. This vocal, yet elusive feline is native to the Americas and sometimes referred to as the ‘otter-cat’. It has at least 13 distinct calls and is closely related to the Puma

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The Gloucestershire Cheese Rolling

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What Everyone Gets Wrong About Planes

Myths and misconceptions about planes. Go to https://groundnews.com/Ver to see through media misconceptions and get all sides of every story. Subscribe to save 40% off unlimited access through our link. If you enjoyed this video and want to go deeper, … Continue reading

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The WEIRDEST Landscape in Ireland (The Burren)

[…] A hiking & wild camping adventure in The Burren, a weird landscape in Ireland that I discovered thanks to an episode of Father Ted. I discover ancient ruins, discuss the connection to Lord of The Rings and find a … Continue reading

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The letter “Q” has a strange history…

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This Double Maze Copper Lock has been used in China for more than 2,000 years as security systems.

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