France’s Robinson Crusoe Was A Woman
THE plight of Scottish seaman Alexander Selkirk who was abandoned on a South Pacific island in 1704, and which inspired Daniel Defoe’s classic Treasure Island (this column last week,) was not the first such case of a marooning on a proverbial desert island that was to go on to enthral the reading public. … Continue Reading
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IT was back in December 1721 that the world lost Alexander Selkirk, the extraordinary Scottish seaman who provided the real-life story that was to be tweaked, played-with and immortalised by author Daniel Defoe into his classic tale for all ages,Robinson Crusoe. 
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Tempt your taste buds with the delectably enticing offers at Kenza Restaurant in Ramada Downtown Dubai. 
LEO BURING did a smart thing when it moved into Tasmania around a decade ago, with it’s top-notch Leopold label from the cool climate Tamar Valley in the island’s north stunningly rewarding for Riesling buffs. 
