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Lunch of Hope

Lunch of Hope

Posted onAugust 28, 2011June 15, 20231 Comment

Today a fellow blogger wrote about blogging for a cause. (Feel free to pop over to Nikki’s blog after you have read mine!) Seems there are loads of bloggers writing to promote a large selection Read More …

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Family historian, traveller, blogger, Caloundra Family History Webmaster, RootsTech Influencer, MyHeritage Friend, NRL Melbourne Storm, Chelsea FC & coffee fan.

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I'm thinking about starting to pack but avoiding it. Leaving on Saturday for the USA from Madrid. Do you pack early? Have you a packing list?

Are you planning to attend #RootsTech in person and not registered yet? Register now to save $30 for a 3-day in-person pass. For just $99 ($129), you can join me at the Salt Palace March 6-8 for three days of family history-inspired discoveries. Full details and register now at RootsTech.org!
https://www.familysearch.org/en/rootstech/

I'll be at the @connections2025 family and local h

I'll be at the @connections2025 family and local history conference in Brisbane from 21 to 24 March. Are you planning to attend? It is hard to find time to research while travelling but I check for new DNA matches at @myheritage_official most days. Thanks for being a silver conference sponsor. See you there.

One of my favourite things I enjoy about family hi

One of my favourite things I enjoy about family history research is making new discoveries so I am pleased the theme for #rootstech2025 is Discover. What new things I will discover this year? #familyhistory #genealogy #rootstech

Some of the pics I took at the Riga market yesterd

Some of the pics I took at the Riga market yesterday. The meat section had what I assume are parts from the full animal with meat that we don’t eat in Australia today. It’s a large market that has been included in UNESCO World Heritage Site list together with Old Riga in 1998.It was planned from 1922 and built from 1924 to 1930.The main structures of the market are five pavilions constructed by reusing old German Zeppelin hangers. Extra note from Wikipedia.) #travelgenee #latvia #riga

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