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Easter Island gates look like ours

5th December, 2006 Matthew Chatfield 0 Comments gates, travel

Blogger Richard Koelher from The Honest Hypocrite has been on honeymoon to Easter Island! Remarkable enough as that is in

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Upside-down gates 4: the final edition

8th June, 2006 Matthew Chatfield 12 Comments

Not a bad idea for a thread, but the Ranger certainly learnt a thing or two from his wise readers

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Upside-down gates 3: wherever you look…

30th May, 2006 Matthew Chatfield 6 Comments

Well, perhaps not quite everywhere. But there are a few. Now, you are paying attention to the Ranger’s ranting, are

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Upside-down gates 2: it continues…

20th May, 2006 Matthew Chatfield 2 Comments

Well, it didn’t take long for the Ranger’s first case to come to light – and now he’s going to

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Tell me, just how can you install a gate upside-down?

14th May, 2006 Matthew Chatfield 1 Comment

The Ranger is normally a pretty rational being – well, he would say so – but just occasionally he has

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