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Two winters

Posted on February 17, 2012 by rachp

We may be nearing the end of a Bulgarian winter, so it’s time to reflect. All too soon the forgiving, concealing blanket of snow may be gone, though as I write thick flakes have been falling silently for over twelve hours. Adding to the several foot of snow we already have, covering the mud, the &hellip Continue reading »

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Rowan’s Schoolwork – Carew Castle

Posted on February 27, 2011 by Rowan

As I have mentioned before when we travel we have the oppertunity to go and see many historicaly inportent places. While in Wales we visited a lovely castle. Carew castle has a lot of history and the site is thousands of years old. Here is my peice of writing on Carew:

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Rowan’s Schoolwork – Socrates

Posted on February 20, 2011 by Rowan

Now when we were in Greece we thought it would be nice to learn a bit about were we were and the history of the land. We learnt all about the last stand at Thermopylae (that’s right the 300 thingy!). We also looked at some Famous Greek people. I looked into Socrates: I also looked &hellip Continue reading »