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Onomea Bay mini-waterfallAs far as waterfalls go, this mini-waterfall isn’t that impressive. However, after walking down the trail to get to this spot an Onomea Bay, the burbling from this little …
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From the publisher of Twisted Tea ChristmasAn attack on the host of a fancy tea party sends Theodosia Browning looking for answers in the latest entry in the New York Times bestselling …
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Onomea Bay is a tropical gemDuring our stay on the Big Island in 2019, we took the old road heading south toward Hilo from the house we were renting. We hadn’t planned the route, nor did we …
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Welcome to SilvercrestHow to Book a Murder is a cozy mystery about Emma Starrs, a bookseller/literary event planner who returns to her hometown of Silvercrest, Colorado, to try and save the family …
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James J. Cudney, known to many simply as Jay, is a writer who wears many hats. He’s not only an author, but also a blogger, a genealogist, and a reader and reviewer. Sleigh Bell Tower is the eight …
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Tis the season for red and greenPerhaps I’m slipping into Christmas mode here again. My photo for today was originally a yellow hibiscus, but when I saw the red and green of this anthurium that I …
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This was the first sunset we had on our Sydney to Australia cruise. We had boarded the MS Noordam earlier in the day. Our scheduled departure time was 6 pm, but the ship actually set sail an hour early due to a rising tide that would have kept us from passing under the Harbor Bay […]
