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The mysterious ruins in Kenya where spirits allegedly reside

The mysterious ruins in Kenya where spirits allegedly reside Anjaly Thomas Neat paths inside the ruins Trees going through the ruins The Pillar Tomb Skeletal remains of a whale When I arrived in Kenya’s coastal town of Malindi, I had one agenda to explore Kenya’s own Little Italy. Malindi with its 15th century pillar tombs and a thatched 16th century Portuguese chapel was paradise after weeks of rolling about in the African bush. When cracking a crab shell by the sea one evening, I heard of Gede from the waiter trying to help me with it as Dean Martin’s That’s Amore played in the background. “These crabs, they are very old. Their shells are like stones,” he said as if revealing a secret. “But you know what is older than crab? Gede.”

The mysterious ruins in Kenya where spirits allegedly reside

The mysterious ruins in Kenya where spirits allegedly reside
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Palestinian UN ambassador challenges Biden admin

Palestinian UN ambassador challenges Biden admin Updated May 18, 2021; Posted May 18, 2021 Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters march north along 2nd Avenue in the Turtle Bay section of Manhattan, Tuesday, May 18, 2021. (Staten Island Advance/Steve Zaffarano) Facebook Share UNITED NATIONS The Palestinian ambassador to the United Nations is challenging the Biden administration to show results from its diplomatic efforts to achieve a cease-fire between Israel and Gaza’s militant Hamas rulers, pointing to the U.S. repeatedly blocking U.N. Security Council action on grounds it would interfere with its diplomatic efforts. Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters march north along 2nd Avenue in the Turtle Bay section of Manhattan, May 18, 2021. (Staten Island Advance/Steve Zaffarano)

Surf City : the song that shook the music industry

May 12, 2021 | Surfing One early spring day in 1962, Jan and I were driving to the beach in my newly custom-painted, fuel-injected Corvette. I had spent months hand-sanding the fiberglass. I had taken off all the chrome. The guy from the Japanese body shop I frequented painted the car with twenty coats of Chinese red lacquer. The indent on the side of the car that was normally painted white at the factory, I had painted jet black. I removed the fake knock-off hubcaps, painted the rims jet black, and put on small, button Chevy hubcaps. For Christmas, my now girlfriend Judy had bought me a beautiful handcrafted wooden Nardi steering wheel made in Italy, and she had my name engraved on one of the polished aluminum spokes.

Ealing Broadway centre prepares for next stage of reopening

Next stage: indoor dining is ready to restart at Ealing Broadway EALING Broadway shopping centre is preparing for the next stage of its reopening, following the move to Step 3 of the roadmap out of lockdown. From Monday (17), cafes and restaurants such as Turtle Bay, Wagamama, Starbucks and itsu will be reopening indoors. Some will operate on a first-come, first-serve basis, while others will require booking in advance. From Friday, May 21, Turtle Bay and Wagamama will be extending their hours, with Turtle Bay open until 11pm each day, and Wagamama until 11pm Friday to Sunday and 10pm Monday to Thursday. Both restaurants will also continue to offer outdoor dining.

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