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A Poem for Potato Lover’s Day

Posted on February 8, 2020 by wordcloud9

The potato may seem like an ordinary, even humble, root vegetable, making regular appearances on the tables of the poor. But the potato famine in Ireland, which began in 1845, showed its power – the blight on potatoes in Ireland … Continue reading →

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