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The church is so pretty Helen, as are the pastries 
Don't know about anyone else but recent photos have driven me to buy cakes/buns piled high with cream and chocolate. They've not helped with my nonexistent diet, but I hope you and Alan have enjoyed yours and that's all that matters.
Will you be going to Liverpool direct from France or home first H? xxx
Evening Kez and I hope you're fast asleep now 
Spooky stories have always been a favourite of mine and our granny would always oblige when we asked. She was a fab storyteller.
Sending you love for tomorrow and we'll be thinking of you sweetheart xxx 
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Afternoon all
We're a bit closer to home, at a village called Songeons.
It's been raining, the first rain we've seen for weeks.
H
