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30/08/21 Flowers & Minis

 Today is Owen’s birthday (how he managed to get to 19 nobody knows!) and he is well on the way to becoming a fully qualified electrician.  So he will soon be someone who has a career for life.

Dawn has gone off to her new job this morning - talk about a baptism of fire!  It’s her first day with a new family and they are going for a walk up to The Cairn and over The Torrs (one of 3 hills that form part of the 3 Peaks Challenge - Best of Luck Dawn!

Alison and I had planned a trip to Barnstaple prior to us all getting together at Adey’s for birthday afternoon.


As things turned out I had to head over to Kentisbury to collect my Reel to Reel tape deck from a friend’s widow.  

On the way home I and many other vehicles were diverted off the main road as a result of an accident on the “coast road”.  That diversion took well over an hour to get through.

As a result the get together was relocated to our house and very pleasant it was too plus it meant we were able to see some of the minis on the annual North Devon Mini Run.



So that’s all for today, thanks for reading.

DAve x


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