Lilliputian Chapel Made From Dishes in Guernsey
In St Peter Port Isle of Guernsey a tiny chapel named Le Chapel sits on farm land of the De La Salle brothers. Built from broken china and seashells it houses one priest and a two-person congregation. Brother Christianan guards the site, refusing to turn it into a tourist trap. The chapel, modeled after Lourdes, took 30 years to complete using discarded dishes and mortar. The brothers accumulate more broken china, unsure what to do with it.
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Versatile Colt Scouts Pair Former Umpire and Manager
Houston area scouting group features E. Lee Ballanfant a former umpire Grady Hatton a former minor league manager and Stanley F. E Hollmig who once played in the Phillies outfield.
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Pine Nut and Raisin Garnish for Lamb Rice Dishes
Pine nuts and white raisins make an excellent addition to hot cooked rice to be served with roast or skewered lamb. This simple mix adds sweetness and crunch to the savory meat, enhancing the overall dish with a touch of Mediterranean flair.
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