Tag Archives: new hampshire

  1. New England USA ~ Rivers & Lakes

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    Sunday 03 August, 2014 by Uncle Spike

    The tour of New England from the ’80s continues: After downtown Boston, Massachusetts, and then whale watching, a look at some palatial …
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  2. New England USA ~ Rich Boy Lifestyle

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    Saturday 26 July, 2014 by Uncle Spike

    Yesteryear look-back’ mini-series #3 has taken us back to 1980’s New England, in America’s north-east. The first was based in …
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  3. New England USA ~ Palatial Places

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    Saturday 19 July, 2014 by Uncle Spike

    In the latest ‘yesteryear look-back’ mini-series, this is the third about New England in America’s north-east. We started off with some …
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  4. A Birthday Kissssss….

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    Sunday 05 January, 2014 by Uncle Spike

    Uncle Spike is a romantic. Hmm, that’s just my opinion and of course I know plenty who would disagree with …
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