I have been very interested, over the years, in MicroNations. Lonely Planet have an excellent book called that, and there is also Off The Map…
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Alc. 24/7. Cheapest basics (maybe even cask wine). Celebratory and anti-woke. EVAC. Literally looks like an earthquake hit. Lots of broken concrete, signage and weeping…
Comments closedI’m in my later years and still clucky. I love kids/babies and the creation of them. We take so much for granted, but we are…
Comments closedCruise ships disgust me, intrigue me and excite me. They are horrible, polluting and full of dull people and illness. But you put the least…
Comments closedIstanbul of course is a must, and the probably where I fly in/out of from Australia. Not only is it full of tourist things, it…
Comments closedIt is well-known that fire bugs often work for fire brigades. So it just happens that when someone in the brigade gets caught out as…
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Comments closedThere are many movies that I didn’t watch because the topic and the protagonist didn’t appeal to me. Often because they were female-oriented. They just…
Comments closedI’m keen on this one, think Arachnaphobia…. It is a zombie movie x the plague. Little bugs (as an analog for fleas) spread the virus.…
Comments closedOrdinary person finds themselves in an extraordinary situation – one of the standard story types. In which case, the scenario is key, the full story…
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