Often the nature of discovery is actually re-discovery.
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You're right. When it happens to me I make myself feel better by calling it a personal revelation.
lol didnt know pierates came that far north at least not by water or of that varity though i know nyc as many other kinds ; )
Did you know that they discovered the Hudson river in 1609? I figured that one out while doing my own illustratin for this week. Nice work!
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