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 We are at the Greyhound tonight to say "Goodbye". Anytime form 7:30. Be lovely to see you if you are in the area.

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Anonymous said…
have no transport any chance you could pick us up, if not might be a little late, you know what public transport is like. he he love ya. mum xxx
18 February 2013 at 09:14
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