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Daily Archives: Thursday, 16 February 2012
Melbourne Aquarium (part 1)
My satellite hardware has now been replaced – yay! Five weeks without home internet access has been very frustrating, especially having to drive into town almost every working day to check work email. But that’s over now, and the new … Continue reading
Posted in The sea, Travels
Tagged fish, gentoo penguin, giant cuttlefish, king penguins, Melbourne Aquarium, sea dragons, southern australian waters
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An adventure in time (part 5/7)
12 July 2008: Peat Moors Centre, Tintagel and Port Isaac From gothic cathedrals to the Iron Age – I love this country! We left the run-down Wessex Hotel and drove via the Peat Moors Centre to Camelot Castle Hotel, Tintagel. … Continue reading
Posted in Travels
Tagged archaeology, camelot castle, Cornwall, iron age houses, King Arthur, Peat Moors Centre, Port Isaac, thatched roofing, Tintagel, weaving loom
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