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Eastern European Research Trip – Romania!
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So early in the morning, we bid farewell to our sweet little room on the Viking Ship Jarl. We board a bus and begin our trip through the countryside on the way to Romania’s capital city of Bucharest. One of our stops includes the Village Museum, with authentic dwellings from various areas of Romania. Have…
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Dirt & Bones: Horses, redux
Bysuehar
Magazines have long served as one of my research resources. A favorite is “Archaeology,” a publication of the Archaeological Institute of America. In the May/June 2018 edition, I found a very short but interesting article about early horses. To summarize, Recent DNA research leads researchers to believe that Przewalski’s horses are not the last wild…
Your Pet! Casey!
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Casey, the “Dat” Casey’s owner, Christina says, “This is our silver tabby, Casey. We call him our dat because he seems like a combination of a dog and a cat. He walks on a leash, as you can see by the photograph, and he actually goes to the front door and begs to be let…
Eastern European Research Trip – Budapest!
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Neil and I arrive in Budapest, Hungary, at about 1 p.m. We take a taxi from the airport to our hotel, the Budapest Marriott, which is located right on the Danube River! The lobby welcomes us with dark elegant paneling, flowers, and chandeliers. The Lobby of the Budapest Marriott We have a great room with…
Thank you, Trish. Neil’s photos are almost always sunset pictures, and yes, it’s taken right in front of our house, which is on a small lake. We live in a sparsely populated area of the US, the eastern tip of the Upper Peninsula of the state of Michigan. In a 100 mile by 100 mile by 100 mile triangle we have about 20,000 people, most of them in the city of Sault Ste. Marie. Our little town has 600 people and we live 12 miles from town.
Sue what a lovely way to start the week with beautiful colours of the sky? Is that early morning or night when Neil took the pic & is it near where you live? Just curious what is the population in your area.