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Hello all
We're in a small town called Fessenheim near the River Rhine, heading south for some better weather.
I've slept really well in the motorhome since we've been away 
Hopefully you're all doing OK.
H
Yes, S and G. Just threw it in so you'll get an earworm tomorrow, but it is a great song.
The food sounds superb, but can it hold a candle to what I've had - potted meat sarnies? Or what my dad used to call it, potted dog. It might have come from his army days but dunno, really. Anyway, I digress. Get another bottle in 
xxx
