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Part 2 ‘An Evergreen tree of diabolical knowledge. Researching Irish in the State Library of Queensland: Jennifer Harrison
QLD State Archives newsletter incl. Stranded on the range: rescuing
National Library of Australia Newsletter March 2024 incl.
Great female writers of the 18th century Palapala: A story of reading, writing and books... book now
National Archives UK newsletter incl. Finding a 200-year-old sweater in our collection The mastermind behind the 'Great Escape'
Outback Family History
Tinteán Magazine
Would You Like to Write for Us? Is Cillian Murphy the new Daniel Day Lewis? Ireland in the 1980s and Today Napoleon’s Irish Doctor
On Re-reading Alexis Wright’s Carpentaria New activities to see in Dublin: a traveller’s tale Cúinne Dhátheangach Bilingual Corner
JSTOR Daily
Atlas Obscura
When Antarctica’s Explorers Wrote Silly Stories to Mask Their Real Danger The Myth of Victorian Tear Catchers Peep Into a Crusader Stronghold Inside Britain’s ‘Secret Society of Beefsteaks’ Are the Great Lakes Really the ‘Great Seas’? 'Spectre' of a Small Town A Semi-Secret Look Into a Crusader Bastion An Actor’s Tribute to a Former Mentor Are These the Loveliest Loos in Liverpool? Indigenous Guides Point to Park’s Hidden Ancient Dwellings A Unique High-Rise Without Pillars, Wrapped in Concrete Defying Expectations, This Swedish Female Adventurer Took to the Seas It’s Friday. Where’s the Fish Fry? The Enduring Popularity of Clue
Tennessee Pass Cookhouse Tomb of Daniel at Samarkand These Twisty, Turvy Winding Train Tracks The World’s First Indoor Shopping Mall The Self-Supporting Spiral Tulip Stairs The Tale of Area 51’s Mysterious Mailbox Thorny Mountain Fire Tower Why Is This Highway Lined With Thousands of Mirrors? Divine Deserts Handmade by Monks on Lake Superior To Get to This Ghost Town, You Must Cross 11 Bridges One Man’s Hand-Carved Psychedelic Sandstone Temples Revisiting the Mad Stones Once Used to 'Cure' Rabies The Hunt for Uranium Glass
The Record-Keeping Princess Flambé Is Back on the Menu An Island Inhabited Only by the Dead There’s Garnet in Them Thar Hills A Museum for Rare American Motorcycles This Castle Outlived Vikings and Rebellions N. Ireland The Eerieness of Point Nemo Ancient Egypt’s Jar Burials Paste Eater's Grave Recreating Indonesia’s Ninth-Century Feasts Bat Bar in Lost Canyon Cave The Curse of the Stolen Amethyst The Man-Killing Clam A Century of Eclipse Watching, in Photos Unsolved: Anne Boleyn's Last Words Keep Your Distance from the Killing Stone A Victorian Gastown's Historic Steam Clock
Genealogy Ireland
Always Interesting
Tracking Down the Family
Humouring the Goddess
Souvenirs — Why? Sunday Evening Art Gallery — Alma Nungarrayi Granites Siew Boon What a Great Dilemma! Sunday Evening Art Gallery — Kaori Kurihara Faerie Paths — Love
Dreams and Adventures at Cosy Cottage
Anne Young
A to Z Blogging about Whitmore, England Cavenagh heraldry: arms and the man; variations on a theme Portrait of Thomas Hanmer, 4th Baronet, 1677 – 1746 in Whitmore Hall, Staffordshire.
allenrizzi
The Legal Genealogist
Stair na hÉireann | History of Ireland
Pauline Conolly
Reviews
Theresa Smith Writes
Better Reading
'Lipstick, "Le Rouge Baiser" read by Julia Gillard LISTEN TO A SAMPLE
Healed Femur read by Gillian Anderson LISTEN TO A SAMPLE
Penguin Books Australia
Sonny Boy Al Pacino FIND OUT MORE
Burma Sahib Paul Theroux CHECK IT OUT
Katie Goes to KL Su-May Tan TAKE ME THERE
The Warm Hands of Ghosts Katherine Arden START READING
and from my blog...
That Moment in Time
FRIDAY FOSSICKING 8th March 2024, great blogs, Little Boy Lost, intellectual humility, Japanese ghost town, New “World’s Largest Snake’, 1500 year old error, Land of the Free, Home of the Bootleggers, abandoned churches, old age pension records for genealogy, monastery’s secrets, women who shaped Rome, book reviews and a whole lot more… Feel free to share..
https://thatmomentintime-crissouli.blogspot.com/2024/03/friday-fossicking-8th-march-2024.html
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