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Postcards from the Transition

Postcards from the Transition.

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Cruises, M.S. Amsterdam 2020 World Cruise, S. America1 Comment

Planned Graffiti

January 26, 2020January 26, 2020 Rich McClear

January 19. 2020, Rio In San Francisco an earthquake brought down the Embarcadero freeway giving the city a chance to revitalize its waterfront making it more pleasant for pedestrians, streetcars and allowing a vibrant waterfront district to emerge.  Seattle is … Continue reading Planned Graffiti

Cruises, MS Amsterdam Grand World Voyage, 20182 Comments

One Nation’s Hero — Another Nation’s Thug

April 21, 2018 Rich McClear

Sir Francis Drake sacked Cidade Vehla twice.  To the British he was a patriotic Privateer. To the people of Cape Verde he was a piratical thug.  His two sackings of the low lying Cidade Vehla plus a French attack later … Continue reading One Nation’s Hero — Another Nation’s Thug

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