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far upstream I have no idea but it continued on swimming rather than flying, so
that I could see it clearly and identify it. Yes, this area is a wonderful place to be
in to observe the wildlife. Not only birds but flowers as well, including the Dorset Property Care
snowdrops in the churchyard and the wild violets being in flower still in January in Allan Slater
our garden. Despite a week of mild frosts we still have roses in bud although all Based in Briantspuddle
the blooms that were in flower are now over. It has been a late autumn and early  Services
winter the likes of which we have never seen before.,
 Building maintenance
What a year we have had in 2020, let us hope that 2021 is going to be kinder 
once we have got on top of this horrible virus. How we miss our Sundays at General joinery
church, the services and meeting up with our friends and having coffee and  Garden maintenance
cakes and a natter afterwards. We must continue our prayers for all who suffer  Garden landscaping
from this horrible virus and for all those wonderful people who are taking care of
the sick and are organising the after care and trying their best to comfort those  Kitchens
who have either lost their loved ones, suffered themselves from the illness and are  Man and digger hire
generally at great inconvenience in their daily lives.
On a more cheerful note may we look forward to another very kind year in 07973 158092
respect to our weather and our ability to meet together in our various groups of
friends. In my case I look forward to our Tuesday coffee mornings in the Drax allan@dorsetpropertycare.co.uk
Arms. www.dorsetpropertycare.co.uk

May God bless you and all
your friends and relatives.
Amen

Ted Cox
P.S. Just a question I was
asked yesterday.
What does a hedgehog
have for tea with his
sandwich?
The answer:-
Prickled onions!

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