The Last Harvest of the Old Millennium Is the First of the New

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Julia Mann
Posted: January 15, 2000

While crowds around the world admired fireworks and flashy displays at midnight this past New Year's Eve, residents of the small village of Veilla, in southwest France, celebrated the new

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The Last Harvest of the Old Millennium Is the First of the New

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