Tuesday, 10 May 2011
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"What is more melancholy and more profound than to see a thousand objects for the first and the last time? To travel is to be born and to die at every instant...................all the things of life are perpetually fleeing before us; the dark and bright intervals are intermingled; after a dazzling moment, an eclipse; we look, we hasten, we stretch out our hands to grasp what is passing." Victor Hugo
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An early 20th century rectangular hand painted ship's biscuit painted in oils with a profile of HMS 'King Alfred' 1901 ...
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