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I don't remember Deborah Kerr having a number two in the waves though.
Gill H Gill H
I know in the REALLY old days aristocracy did their err evacuations wherever they pleased, indoors or out and when the smell became too much simply moved to another of their properties for a bit ...but I suspect Redcar insists you comply with common current arrangements 
Cheers
All good luck for your OH today Uki 
and hope they find a vein without pain.
Loads of love to you both xxx
Sounds like a perfect day Gill, just what you and OH deserve. Enjoy the rest of your holiday. xxx
Thank you so much Daisy 
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We've just devoured a bacon and sausage teacake each, courtesy of a local café. I could so get used to this lark.
Hugs and love hon xxx
Sounds delicious. xxx
That does sound yummy!! 
xxx
Brian, I've changed it but too late for your eagle eyes!
Spell check 
interferring again!
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