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We're off to some Christmas markets in France & Belgium for a couple of weeks. We now live about 15 minutes drive from Dover so it's easy for us to get to France 
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Evening Helen, Lynne and Beekeeper. Hope you're all doing well my lovelies 
You must be champing at the bit for Monday to come round Helen - another fab venture to look forward to. All the talk of motorhomes and caravans make me pine for our caravan holidays of yesteryear, as they were the best.
Do you have names for the MH's? For some reason I imagine yours being called Mandy or does Alan call it something else Helen? Or maybe he calls it something unprintable when it goes on the blink...
Hugs all xxx
We don't have a name for our motorhome.
I am getting excited for Monday but we have a Christmas meal with friends tomorrow, this will be the 27th year we've done it. Both our families get together for it and of course the families have grown over the years 
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Sounds great! Enjoy 
xxx
