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Georgetown through the eyes of Richard Schomburgk By Lloyd Kandasammy Thursday, March 16th 2006
In 1840, Richard Schomburgk journeyed to the shores of Guyana, Britain's lone possession in South America, as part of an exploration team headed by his brother, Sir Robert Schomburgk, one German explorer, who was contracted by the British Government to survey the boundaries of British Guiana. This was based on his recommendation to 'Governor Henry Light that the boundary between Brazil, Venezuela and the British Colony should be fixed'. ... |
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When: 6:30 Tuesdays. The March 21 class is about speciality wines. Where: Elizabeth Bradley Turner Center.
I've not enjoyed one glass of Merlot since seeing the movie "Sideways."
Paul Giamatti's character ruined the red wine for me, but introduced me to Pinot Noir.
I purchased my first bottle at one speciality wine store, but lately I've been able to buy Pinot Noir at my everyday grocery store. ... |
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