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3 Folk Artists You've Never Heard of Because They Despised Fame (But Were Masters of Their Craft) - Vimarsana News

3 Folk Artists You've Never Heard of Because They Despised Fame (But Were Masters of Their Craft)

These folk artists left behind impeccable musical catalogues, but because of their aversion to fame, you've likely never heard of them.

Pepsi's grief a reminder that animals also experience loss - Vimarsana News

Pepsi's grief a reminder that animals also experience loss

Mandurah's Estuary Guardians have stressed the importance of holding space for local wildlife after one of Dawesville's dolphins,...

5 Musicians That Walked Away from Music - Vimarsana News

5 Musicians That Walked Away from Music

Leaving the allure of fame can be a difficult thing to do. Many musicians have claimed retirement only to return a short time later.

Berkshire's lost safari park in pictures | Reading Chronicle - Vimarsana News

Berkshire's lost safari park in pictures | Reading Chronicle

ONE of the greatest attractions to ever exist in Berkshire was Windsor Safari Park, where some of the world's cutest and most dangerous animals once lived. Anyone lucky enough to visit the wildlife park in Windsor would have been able to witness dolphins jumping into the sky or see lions prowling in their enclosure.  You might have been lucky enough to cuddle a chimpanzee, like Dawn Keenan's mum did back in the day. The park opened in 1969 and had huge success with its key attraction Seaworld, which included a tank housing dolphins, a killer whale, penguins and sea lions, performin...

Windsor's lost safari park in pictures | Reading Chronicle - Vimarsana News

Windsor's lost safari park in pictures | Reading Chronicle

ONE of the greatest attractions to ever exist in Berkshire was Windsor Safari Park, where some of the world's cutest and most dangerous animals once lived. Anyone lucky enough to visit the wildlife park in Windsor would have been able to witness dolphins jumping into the sky or see lions prowling in their enclosure.  You might have been lucky enough to cuddle a chimpanzee, like Dawn Keenan's mum did back in the day. The park opened in 1969 and had huge success with its key attraction Seaworld, which included a tank housing dolphins, a killer whale, penguins and sea lions, performin...