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I started this blog to try to combat the loneliness that can creep up on those of us who are a little older (I am in my 70s).
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Remembrance and grieving
From approximately 6.15pm on Sunday I seem to have been seeing the world through a mist. I was watching Countryfile in memory of those who have died past and present. It was awe-inspiring, from those who were cycling through France … Continue reading
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