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It is a fascinating thing for an author to walk you around the landscapes that feature in their book. Thank you, @robbiecowen, for sharing your Common Ground with me (bonus point for the kingfisher), and for feeding me so well from your allotment. #yorkshire #blog #goniceplacesdogoodthings #neverstopexploring
It is a fascinating thing for an author to walk you around the landscapes that feature in their book. Thank you, @robbiecowen, for sharing your Common Ground with me (bonus point for the kingfisher), and for feeding me so well from your allotment. #yorkshire #blog #goniceplacesdogoodthings #neverstopexploring
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