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Hello Scope users and any other listener or reader,
Have you ever been to the US? We expect the majority of us will have to reply ‘no’. Well, some have and two of them are telling their story in this issue of Scope student magazine. America may not be the land of unlimited possibilities for all, but it is special, as you will hear from Jacqueline, a US citizen who was willing to talk to us about it.
You may have missed the passing away of the last veteran soldier from World War I, Harry Patch. Find out more about his awful experience.
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He saw many of his comrades die and it made him uneasy to the end of his days, 90 years after it all happened. Amazing. Click on the links given on the site and you will see more than there is in the magazine.
Did you ever prepare a real English tea? Complete with scones, cream, buns, etc.? Well, you will have a chance to do just that if you like. And there are a few more titbits about England and things English in this copy you are getting soon.
Much of what we wear comes from plants
or animals. It was cotton a while ago. After cotton, what next?
Well, leather; less controversial than fur, but still, a material that will provoke some people’s strong dislike.
As for travelling, visit London, Germany, Australia and Amsterdam. There is always something new to be discovered.
Have fun in reading and listening.
Publishers and staff