Museums are, in part, statements about these communities and their passages through time.
Caves formed by the dissolution of gypsum are much like limestone caves in the size, shape, and pattern of their passages.
The upheavals of those years affected them in dissimilar ways, but their passages through a polarized America helped form them as leaders.
Their passages were in many cases paid from a fund resulting from the decision of the British government in 1831 to sell crown land in colonies instead of giving it away.
But Australia have been at their best when there's been seemingly nothing to play for; their passages of dominance have been timed to coincide almost perfectly with dead rubbers or the imminent arrival of rain.
This book, a collection of essays edited by Margot Russell, a former television producer and broadcaster who has the disease, approaches the task by focusing on 17 patients who, without self-pity, describe their passages from diagnosis to acceptance.
