ChloeBrown27
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- August 27, 2009 ChloeBrown27 commented on The Whistling Island
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I think that it's absolutely fascinating that this language has survived in a world that's so obsessed with ultra advanced long distance communication like email and mobile phones. Personally I think that the world was a nicer and more interesting place when these traditions were common place. I am very glad that they have kept this language going. I am traveling to the Canaries in September and will see if I can find out a bit more or even listen to this unusual language. I will return to report back. Thanks, Chloe (from <a href="http://babysteriliseruk.co.uk/">baby steriliser</a> in the UK)