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Revivals of Gaelic traditions have come and gone on Cape Breton Island over the decades, but the ceilidh, a ‘kitchen party’ with food, music and dance, is alive and well today.
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Diving in Bermuda’s waters is a luxury out of reach for many people – but thanks to new technology, people might soon be able to digitally explore the many shipwrecks here.
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To understand how Icelanders have lived with the formidable elements of their island, you need only look at a rather unsuspecting source: their bread.
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Ongoing governmental disputes have left the fate of these medieval architectural wonders in limbo.
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Cuberdons or ‘rode neuzen’ (‘red noses’ in English) are traditional Belgian candies that have incited a battle between two sellers in Ghent. Who will win the ‘war of the noses’?
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