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Morning Helen, all those markets, it sounds wonderful, we've only done Brugge, and our trip to Bristol, Bath, and Salisbury markets are all new to us 
, any advice welcome, and that's so nice of your old work colleagues, enjoy your visit and present.
Eddie xx
I went to the Bath Christmas market several years ago and I remember there being some lovely local cheeses also I think there was a nice local gin …no good for us now we don’t drink 
Linda
Perfect my friend
Morning Linda, oooh we love cheese, and my travelling companions do like a drink, well not my granddaughter
, as she's not quite 17 yet, have you any plans for today?.
Eddie xx
Sorry about that, I didn't realise. Hopefully Leeds might have improved this year but I agree, getting out and away from hospital walls is a tonic in itself.
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