Ep. 4 Valentines and Re-enactment

An episode of the Historically Accurate Sandcastles podcast, hosted by Polly Jean Harrison, titled "Ep. 4 Valentines and Re-enactment" was published on February 14, 2020 and runs 41 minutes.

February 14, 2020 ·41m · Historically Accurate Sandcastles

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Polly is once again joined by Thomas, who has finally been promoted to Co-host (who can say no to that face) and we talk all about valentines day in this very special episode. 

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Polly is once again joined by Thomas, who has finally been promoted to Co-host (who can say no to that face) and we talk all about valentines day in this very special episode.

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