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A Rocking Stone, a Water Horse and a Gyrfalcon
JEANNIE MACKENZIE
There is a room in your house
T HE FOX STOOD IN THE shadows of ...
I AM someone who loves space. This is perhaps because of early childhood days on the beautiful Solway Coast. My father’s family farm was right on the beach. It enjoyed uninterrupted views across to th
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Rue des Colonels Renard, near the Arc de Triomphe in the 17th arrondissement, is situated in a well-heeled part of Paris, featuring fashionable apartments at vertigo-inducing rents. In the late 1930s