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Your stomach seems to know exactly when you go on holiday, Helen. Next time, fool it.
Stay in the motorhome for a few days before you intend to set off , then the rumbles will be thrown out of kilter and over before you leave. It probably wouldn't work that well in practice.
Enjoy the wine 
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