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Back from holidays hit the ground running hope your all well . Cheers kop

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yes town but I have but got a week in Cornwall in September to look forward to so head down and get some of these jobs shifted all the best mate kop
 
yes town but I have but got a week in Cornwall in September to look forward to so head down and get some of these jobs shifted all the best mate kop
I hope you enjoyed it and the weather was great.how long have you been there fore? Did you do some excursions?
 
Yes mate they were nice enough plenty of attractions nearby but had to make the effort if you wanted them as not in walking distance ,beach was only over the road easy to get about though either by bus , train or tourist train , we had a chilled out week so didn't do to much to be honest . Cheers kop
 
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