A Murky Morning.
Thursday June 20th. A very murky morning weather-wise… Second day on the trot that I’ve gone to check the 5 ponies on Chailey Common and
June 20, 2013
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Thursday June 20th. A very murky morning weather-wise… Second day on the trot that I’ve gone to check the 5 ponies on Chailey Common and
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He may sometimes talk some rubbish and he’s considered elitist but he in the main, talks a lot of sense.† The link below is a
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