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ReplyDeleteUm abraço e continuação de boa semana.
Andarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
Livros-Autografados
Looks like a good thing going on in your area! Thanks for your comment on Ocala; you explained my photo much better than I could or did! :)
ReplyDeleteGlobalization and populism are popular topics these days, here as well..
ReplyDeleteNext time it is called trexit. Who knows.
ReplyDelete...the world is nuts!
ReplyDeleteSounds like more political controversy.
ReplyDeleteTrump sure does stimulate emotions, doesn't he? Of course, so did Hillary Clinton.
ReplyDeleteIn the 1970s, Naples was not even middle class. It was a fishing village mainly reachable only from the gulf, and the few inhabitants were fishermen or folks who wanted to be away from civilization. Sometime in the 1990s it seemed that the richest person in every city and town in America all decided that they all wanted to be in this one little out-of-the-way town almost in the Everglades. Today, it is exceptionally high end.