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Charlotte Stuart has taught college courses in communication, gone commercial fishing in Alaska, and was the VP of HR and Training for a large credit union. Her latest challenge is writing …
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Omaru is a gorgeous New Zealand town, much of which is built with stone taken from local queries. The white stone architecture is everywhere in this area. We had lunch just down the street from this …
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Barbara Silkstone writes comedic mysteries as well as Pride and Prejudice Regency variations. Lavender Toes is the fifth book in the Cold Cream Murders series. Bees, please When Barbara began …
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Morning coffee stops on our land tour were not long. The stop in Geraldine, New Zealand was typical, and for those of us to were willing to walk just a short distance, there was some old architecture …
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Elizabeth Penney is an author, entrepreneur, and local food advocate living in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Her cozy mystery, Hems & Homicide, is the first in the Apron Shop mystery …
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We approached this passage with some trepidation. The Cook Strait has a reputation as both picturesque and dangerous. Unwilling to pass up an opportunity, I braved the high winds to shoot photos. …
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Ferns growing out of trees One of the really cool things about a rain forest is where the plants grow. As we walked along the path to the Thurston Lava Tube, all we had to do was look around to see how easily ferns and other plants take root in almost thin air. Very cool […]
