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The England’s Traditional Country Crafts DVD is finished, and available on Amazon from 23rd October. The price is £11.48 with free postage in UK. There is a 54 second trailer on YouTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssCOCjkhQVY-
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Just looking in Kevin!
How’s life in the fens? Tell me its great….and that there is room for a few neighbours! we’ve been house hunting lately and there are some beautiful spots out there. We might just be dragging down your property prices shortly!
Hugh & Fiona
High Hugh, Hope you are both keeping well. Wow, it would be great to have you as a neighbour! best wishes. Kevin
Hi Kevin.
A dam fine site. Keep it up.