Harvest shot; strawberries, turnips, oregano, carrots, beetroot, peas and radishes.
Corinne, Paul and Sonia
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Monday, June 21, 2010
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- After obtaining a degree in Ancient History and Archaeology and also studying History of Art and Architecture, I qualified as a solicitor and worked in Dublin until April 2007. Thereafter, I had numerous little adventures, and finally in June 2009 I started to work again in Dublin. While my wings have been clipped somewhat, I still manage to escape, travel, taste and explore places of interest.
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2 comments:
That worried me; thought it was your honeymoon and we had missed the wedding.
When the bells are ringing I hope you guys will be there. You may have to force yourself to drink wine and keep down French delicacies with myself and a few others when it happens, but I believe the Hunter super powers will withstand this level of celebration despite the lack of Marsala and brief period of high altitude training. Con
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