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This document contains summaries of menus and listings for various restaurants and cafes in Guernsey. It provides information on their hours of operation, food service times, specials, and contact details. Many establishments are open 7 days a week and serve breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, and dinner. Some offer private dining options, entertainment, or Sunday roasts. The document encourages people to visit guernseylovesfood.com to search for restaurants and view full menus.
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- The author was introduced to the region by her parents who took a similar trip 22 years ago and shared stories of their adventures.
- The author embarked on a 5 week road trip through France, Italy, and Switzerland, and found the Dordogne to be her favorite due to its natural landscapes, historic sites, and food.
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The document summarizes the author's trip to the Dordogne region of France. Some key details include:
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- The author embarked on a 5 week road trip through France, Italy, and Switzerland, and found the Dordogne to be her favorite due to its natural landscapes, historic sites, and food.
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Jessamy Baudains is applying for an internship at the United Nations. Her seminar tutor, Kate Scarth, writes a letter of recommendation highlighting that Jessamy demonstrates confidence and intellectual curiosity in exploring complex theoretical texts. During a seminar presentation, Jessamy was able to apply feminist theory to popular music in a way that helped other students. The tutor also notes that Jessamy's writing skills improved from her first to second essay after considering feedback. Overall, the tutor recommends Jessamy for the position due to her eagerness to learn and ability to articulate comprehensive perspectives on topics.
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The document is about a weekly publication called "The Week" that is published on Saturdays. It highlights an article about a journalist named Jessamy Baudains checking in from New Zealand and writing about the kiwi bird. The article about Baudains and the kiwi bird can be found on pages 6 and 7 of the publication.
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The document summarizes a three-week trip taken by the author and her parents around New Zealand. Some of the highlights included hiking in Abel Tasman National Park, doing a challenging 22km hike along Tongariro Alpine Crossing that felt like Mars, visiting art deco streets and wineries in Napier, and spending time in areas like Lake Taupo, Waitomo Caves, the Coromandel Peninsula, and the Bay of Islands while staying in various Airbnbs. The trip provided an opportunity for quality time with family and experiencing New Zealand's natural beauty and cultural activities.
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Christmas Day in New Zealand involved swimming in a lake, eating homemade burgers, and getting sunburnt for Jessamy Baudains. It was a different experience than the typical Christmas in Britain, which involves squeezing a turkey out of an Aga oven and taking a swim in the rain. The group of 12 British friends also had their Christmas tree stolen in the night by friends reminiscing about British holidays, but it was returned and Mr. Claus couldn't stay angry. Jessamy recommends visiting the hot springs, waterfalls, and thermal pools in New Zealand's landscape.
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Jessamy Baudains has been living in New Zealand for two months and has taken to life there like a "Kiwi Bird". She enjoys exploring the outdoors through hiking trails and mountains, even climbing 1,500 steps up Hakarimata mountain. For work, she is producing videos for the Waikato Regional Council communications department. In her free time, she continues challenging herself with hiking adventures, including a difficult trek up Pirongia mountain that involved traversing steep rocky passes and climbing using rusty chains.
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The document is about a weekly publication called "The Week" that is published on Saturdays. It highlights an article about a journalist named Jessamy Baudains checking in from New Zealand and writing about the kiwi bird. The article about Baudains and the kiwi bird can be found on pages 6 and 7 of the publication.
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Jessamy Baudains is applying for an MA in Journalism. She has been an ambitious and highly motivated English Literature student for three years, achieving strong academic results including marks between 68-74% in her second year modules. These results indicate she is on track to graduate with either a high 2:1 or first class honors degree. Her degree has provided training in writing long essays based on research, presenting material clearly and concisely, and asking insightful questions - skills that will serve her well as a journalist. In addition to academic success, Jessamy has gained work experience in advertising/PR and an upcoming internship at a newspaper, demonstrating her preparation and interest in journalism as a career. Her tutor recommends her warmly