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Planet Hugill featured in FeedSpot Top 60 Opera Blogs

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Planet Hugill featured in FeedSpot Top 60 Opera Blogs
Planet Hugill featured in FeedSpot Top 60 Opera Blogs

I am never really sure about lists of things, the Top 50 Best whatevers. However, finding out that you are in such a list is terribly seductive, even if you wonder how the list has been produced. FeedSpot, the company that produces FeedSpot Reader which allows you to subscribe to all your online media needs in one place, has produced its Top 60 Opera Blogs list. Perhaps one’s response should be wow, are there actually 60 opera blogs out there!

Planet Hugill, I am pleased to say, is at number eight. You can explore the whole list here.

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