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It's no problem Ukiboy
As I said I am always lurking in the background and I can be over the Pennines in half an hour!!!!! 
But not today as I am on holiday in Permbrokeshire 
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Keep up your support on the Community - you and the other "regulars" on here are amazing and I thank you ALL for your continued support of others. Don't forget your own needs too - if we at Macmillan can help in any way - please do let us know.
Kind regards - Brian.
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Have a fabulous holiday, Brian 
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️ I will but had better stock up on more tissues, as he's going through them like soft Mick!
We bought rib eye steak yesterday, so that's going into soft teacakes with fried onions. I'm off to prepare it now to salve OH even more and get more protein in him.
Enjoy your day as much as you can, and no doubt I'll see you again later. Lots of love from us xxx
Beuvron en Auge, our stop for today. It's absolutely gorgeous.
The weather needs to improve. As usual I've been sleeping really well in the motorhome.
