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A new installment in the “Shaun the Sheep” saga from Aardman Animations is always a balm for the soul. The dialogue-free films about the adventures of a plucky young sheep, rendered expressively in clay with stop-motion animation, are delightfully timeless, utterly British and too pure for this world. The BAFTA-nominated “A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon” is one such installment.
After reports of a UFO sighting, Shaun discovers a cute blue creature in the barn, with whom he bonds over shared leftover pizza. Soon Shaun and Lu-La are scooting about the countryside with the help of her telekinetic abilities, taking the tractor for a joyride and hijacking a dumpster for rides around town. When The Farmer (John Sparkes) discovers the tractor-made crop circles, he decides to capitalize on the town’s UFO fever and open up a theme park called “Farmageddon.
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Police union files complaint against Metro over NFL Draft work hours – KLAS – 8 News
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Bruins, Harpoon Team Up on Locally Inspired Beer – NBC Boston
Mar 5, 2019; Boston, MA, USA; Boston Bruins right wing Chris Wagner (14) is congratulated by his teammates after scoring a goal during the second period against the Carolina Hurricanes at TD Garden. Mandatory Credit: Bob DeChiara-USA TODAY Sports
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Bruins forward Chris Wagner visited the brewery in the Seaport last week to help brew "Don't Poke the Bear," a collaboration which will yield a golden ale. Wagner pushed for the recipe, which includes black honey, himself.
Rep. Brownley facing three challengers for 26th Congressional District
Rep. Julia Brownley, D-Westlake Village, is facing three challengers in the March 3 primary as she seeks election to her fifth, two-year term representing the 26th Congressional District, which encompasses most of Ventura County.
Brownley, 67, first elected to Congress in 2012, said she wants voters to know that "from day one, my priority has always been to represent Ventura County and its residents.
"In Congress, I have taken on new leadership roles through which I can further advance local priorities, including ensuring our veterans and their families are receiving the care and benefits they have earned and deserve, investing in our infrastructure, and addressing the climate crisis with the urgency it deserves," said the Westlake Village resident.
Old Towne Food Market undergoes 'alien' transformation | News | tehachapinews.com
Jaime and Richard Eckols stand in front of the Old Towne Food Market, which they are currently rehabbing into the Crash Course Mini Golf in 3D.
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After sitting vacant for several years, the Old Towne Food Market located off Highway 202 is undergoing a transformation that promises to be out of this world.
Richard Eckols and his wife, Jamie, have struck up an agreement with the building's owner to occupy the old supermarket, which they plan to turn into a family fun center... only more.
Treehouses, Glass Igloos and Other Out-of-This-World Spots to Lay Your Head - The New York Times
But Africa isn't the only continent to offer such close encounters of the animal kind. The Jungle Bubbles , at the Anantara Golden Triangle Elephant Camp & Resort in Bangkok, offers resort guests the chance to spend a night in a transparent bubble, witnessing elephants pass by.
Mfuwe Lodge, from $400 per person; Jungle Bubbles, doubles from $567 plus resort costs; Farm Sanctuary, doubles from $275 per night.
Regardless of where you are in the world, there's a good chance you can stay in a treehouse-style accommodation. At Anavilhanas Jungle Lodge in the Amazon region of Brazil, guests can find themselves cocooned in the canopy of the Amazon, high above the Rio Negro river. Up in the tall trees of the pine forests of Northern Sweden, the Treehotel posits guests in mirrored cubes and cabins perched in the treetops, one of which is even shaped like a U.F.O.
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