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All day The ultimate vampire novel - Bram Stoker's Dracula - was first published on this day in 1897. Celebrate its birthday by reading it online (though you may want to keep some garlic on hand).
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SHALLCROSS
29.89°S, 30.88°E
Sunrise: 05:40
Sunset: 16:06
Moon Phase: waxing gibbous
Weather: sky is clear, 25°C max, 15°C min
“Tomorrow, do thy worst, for I have lived today.”
JOHN DRYDEN