YAVs in Caldwell Castle: Ian, Melissa, Jen, Mel, Whitney, and Mary 
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Ian Lives in Belfast
I don't know much about being a missionary...but I do know that it's ok for people to eat pickles for breakfast.
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- Name: Ian M. Borton
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Thursday, November 18, 2004
Caldwell Castle: Condemned for being unsafe. It's indescribable. Nature has turned this ruin into a place of dreams, vines, trees, ferns and plants grow all throughout this 1611 castle.
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Here I sit on my most recent retreat, beneath 'The Great Yew', a tree that is estimated to be over 1000 years old. Along with a second tree, it grows into a huge canopy.
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