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Exploring James Bond’s Miami Beach
In late-April 2025, Cloverland took off for Miami Beach to explore some of the remaining iconic Bond film locations from Goldfinger (1964) like the Fontainebleau Hotel…and a nondescript chain fast food restaurant still operating since 1964!
Looking for “junk” at Irish Airports
In early-April, Cloverland travelled to Ireland, searching for “Irish Horn Rosaries,” “Bog Oak Irish Harps,” “Brass Leprechauns,” and the elusive “Irish Musical Cottage.” These souvenirs were ones seen by James Bond in the mid-1950s in the novel Diamonds Are Forever in the Shannon Airport during 007’s journey to the U.S.
Cloverland goes birding on the remote island, Great Inagua to find the Secret History of James Bond.
In 1956, Ian Fleming went to Great Inagua on a mission in the service of the Society for the Protection of the Flamingo in the Bahamas, the Audubon Society, and the American Museum of Natural History. Recruited by his lifelong friend Ivar Bryce, Fleming wrote about the trip for his Sunday Times series, “Adventures in the Sun.”
Cloverland travels to Troy, New York to explore the remarkable history of the classic song, “Blue Moon.”
Cloverland is creating a podcast for producer Liz Gallese on the history of the song “Blue Moon.” Using the song as a launching point, the podcast is diving into the amazing history of popular music in America, and the story behind one of the 20th Century’s most celebrated songwriting teams—Richard Rodgers & Moss Hart.