Many years ago I traveled to England with Beni Noam, "this boy", following "Winnie the Pooh". You can recognize familiar sites in the landscape; this grove and another, green hills, and a wooden bridge near the weeping Arava that lets its branches down to the stream. Remember the painting? In 2022, 80 years after it was first translated into Hebrew, "Winnie the Pooh" was released in a new translation and brought Yehuda Atlas back to one of the most beloved works of all time.
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