Well it's official, the guy who runs our local Waverton grocery store with his family is nothing short of a Rock God! How awesome is this version of "To the Moon and Back". Dennis is the singer.
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A celebration of treasured moments
Well it's official, the guy who runs our local Waverton grocery store with his family is nothing short of a Rock God! How awesome is this version of "To the Moon and Back". Dennis is the singer.
The burns at AfrikaBurn are powerful, communal rituals that mark the climax of the event. Towering wooden sculptures—often weeks or months in the making—are set ablaze in a spirit of release, transformation, and impermanence. As the flames rise, participants gather in a circle, watching in silence, celebration, or catharsis. Each burn is different—some solemn, others ecstatic—but all share a symbolic letting go, reminding everyone that nothing is permanent and that creativity, like life, is meant to be lived fully and then released.
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A message I wrote to dear Mackie |
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A message Russell wrote to Sally |
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Commemorating Mackie |
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Russell volunteered as a fire marshal. |