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Tag Archives: Australia
Shipwreck lifeboat drifts from Tristan da Cunha to Australia
A battered lifeboat has washed up on a beach in South Australia, nearly two years after drifting away from the wreck of the MS Oliva near Tristan da Cunha. It floated about 5,000 miles from Nightingale Island, where the ship … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, drifted, lifeboat, MS Oliva, Nightingale Island, shipwreck, Tristan da Cunha
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St Helena goes on show – in Australia
A “beautiful watercolour of Napoleon’s grave in St Helena” features in a new exhibition that tells of the emperor’s fascination with Australia, reports the Sydney Morning Herald. The National Gallery of Victoria’s “winter blockbuster exhibition” covers the Frencyh Revolution, the … Continue reading
Posted in History, Napoleon
Tagged Australia, Napoleon, Napoleon's grave, salix bonapartae, Sydney Morning Herald
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