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Interesting Things with JC

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Review of Interesting Things with JC by the UK Legend John Ryan.

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604: "Selkies"

Interesting Things with JC #604: "Selkies" - Selkies are creatures that are half-fish and half-human. They are mentioned in Celtic and Scottish mythology. It's believed they shed their skin and become humans when they land. They seem to always be looking for people who are missing something. Selkie legend lives on in remote coastal areas and on islands.

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316: "Pink Flamingos"

Interesting Things with JC #316: "Pink Flamingos" - Don Featherstone of Union Products in Massachusetts first produced the well-known pink plastic flamingo in 1957. He received the Nobel Art Prize in 1996 for his creation. Parks officials in Buffalo, N.Y., reclaimed a Guinness World Records title by assembling a line of 4,280 plastic garden flamingos June 22, 2022.

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