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2. I love this.

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   • I was so pleased when I came across this carved bench. And had to go back armed with coffee mug and books 🙂

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3. A nice post for Sue, though she’ll have to explain the Icelandic references.

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   • It’s a place she’d love to visit, and a place she doesn’t want to shop!

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4. Oh, brill!!

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   • It took me ages to do the engraving!

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     • You little vandal!! 😄😄😄😄

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       • 🙂 🙂 🙂

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     • I was just going to say, I didn’t know she had a penknife 🙂 🙂

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5. Much enjoying this series of photos

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   • Ah well, I was the inspiration, Sheree!! 😄😄🤭

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   • It’s fun getting all these books of the shelves and remembering how good (or otherwise) they were. And for some of them adding them to my really-must-read or must-read-again piles

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