Flightpathproject

Dear Friends

This email is to introduce you to the webpage and blog of Flightpathproject.

Here’s hoping you will read and enjoy - and perhaps consider collaborating directly with the project or contributing your thoughts here online. Literal, metaphorical and spiritual perspectives on the word 'flightpath' would be most welcome!

Please feel free to forward the link www.flightpathproject.wordpress.com

Thanks and best wishes from your Friend Virginia

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In Denmark (Western Australia, not Europe)

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