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Hello everyone
We're in Germany now at a town called Eppingden. Today we've been to the Technik Museum at Sinsheim, it was great and Alan loved it.
It looks to me like no-one has been on here for 3 days, do I have a problem 
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Hope you’re all OK.
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He's doing better than he was, thank goodness, but not 100% just yet. Fingers crossed for improvements 
xxx
Trust you, you cheeky devil. Lol! 
Thanks Steve and I'll pass on your kind words xxx
Awww bless him, bless you both, my friend, he was doing ok then this happens and I know your both up for the challenge this brings you, but it always seems so unfair , big hugs all round.
, We're just back from Ayr, straight into a day of appointments
, a couple of snaps to hopefully cheer you up. XX
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Gill, this one will put the sh**** up you. It was my reflection today in a museum in Sorrento. I do have 2 arms, honest!
Steve (SteveCam)
