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Travel Writings / Product Reviews
Where the Sun Never Sets: A Glorious History of Geochron World Clocks
The Geochron, whether mechanical or digital, offers more than information. It offers perspective. It reasserts the idea that we are part of a rotating story—lit by the sun, divided by clocks, and unified by the gentle ticking of planetary rhythm.
Tracks, Trails & Tassie Tales: A Rambler’s and Rover’s Guide to Tasmania
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Greenland for Sale? A Gall–Peters Perspective on Cartographic Ego and Arctic Aspirations
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