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Children learn what they live What a gift it was to be delightfully surprised by the words of a child, especially when it’s far too easy to jump on the bandwagon of ‘these kids today…’ And it wasn’t as if he was being philosophical or waxing lyrical, but simply remarking from points of reference from his three and a half short years on the planet. I was minding this tyke with his impish grin and sweetly pointed chin for a friend who was handling her horse and needed, for safety’s sa...

A Week in Radio: Medusa, whales testicles and vultures stomachs THINGS I have learned from Radio 4 this week. The average age of the British farmer is 56 (according to The World at One on Wednesday). Medusa used to have tusks and sometimes even a lion’s mane as well as a writhing nest of snakes for hair (Natalie Haynes Stands Up for the Classics, Tuesday). And crickets, indeed, many insects, are utterly promiscuous, while the Right Whale is the owner of the world’s largest testicles, roug...

Botanic Park Family Fun Day Is Back 14 January 2021, 05:13 AM General The Garden Club of Grand Cayman (GCGC) and the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park is preparing to host their annual fundraising event geared toward a family friendly crowd on Sunday 24 th January. The Family Fun Day at Botanic Park hosts activities the whole family can enjoy, including games, arts and crafts, face painting, and a magic show.  Starti...