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216: Ovations

Posted on January 20, 2022 by jimspates

Good Friends, Once again we have orbited around to the first of the two closely-placed Ruskin anniversaries of the year—today– the day which reminds us of his passing at Brantwood just shy of three weeks into a new century in … Continue reading →

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