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Meet the Falducci twins – up to mischief of the apocalyptic kind. Lisa takes us into the world of the giants – they who keep the sun on its course.
On the day the sun cracked down the middle, every giant knew at once that the Falducci twins were guilty. They’d been trouble since their birth, infamous for dropping comets in the Gobi (“at least it wasn’t Paris,” their mother always said) and for lightning wars across Alaska (“it could have been Detroit.”) Still, no one thought they’d go so far.
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Photograph by Brenda Gottsabend; Story by Lisa Ahn
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I like nothing better than to find myself in the middle of a small town, on a bright sunny day.
Freeman Patterson
I’ve been playing tourist.
It’s the contrast that attracts – between modern and classic; between warm and cool; between rectangular and curving.
