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castles in the
air in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Castles in the
air are
daydreams or fantasies.
Castles in the
Air may
refer to:
Castles in the...
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castle in the
air in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
castle in the
air is a
daydream or fantasy.
Castle in the
Air may
refer to:
Castle in the
Air...
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Castle in the
Air is a
young adult fantasy novel written by
Diana Wynne Jones and
first published in 1990. The
novel is a
sequel to Howl's
Moving Castle...
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Castle Air Museum is a
military aviation museum located at
Castle Airport in A****er, California. The
museum was
established in
November 1979. The same...
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Castles in the
Air" is a song by
American singer-songwriter Don McLean,
which he
originally released as a
single in 1971 and
subsequently re-recorded...
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Castle Air Force Base (
Castle AFB, 1941–1995) is a
former United States Air Force Strategic Air Command base in California,
northeast of A****er, northwest...
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Castle in the
Air is a 1952
British comedy film
directed by
Henry C**** and
starring David Tomlinson,
Helen Cherry and
Margaret Rutherford. The screenplay...
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Inflatable castles (also
called bounce houses,
bouncing houses,
jumpy houses,
bouncing castles,
bouncy houses,
jumping castles, jumpers,
jolly jumps,...
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Castle National Guard Base is a
United States Air Force installation under the
control of the
Delaware Air National Guard,
located at
Wilmington Airport...
- Feature. Howl's
Moving Castle is the
first novel in the
series of
books called the Howl Series. This
series also
includes Castle in the
Air,
published in 1990...