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This last Sunday, the Irish Mutt and I went on another of our long walks.
Over the last 8 months I’ve established a couple of routes, and this is hands down my favourite, and for obvious reasons.
by PaulaB 
Awesome. I fell out of the blog-O-sphere, into a black hole, recently. But I am back trying to reconnect with my favorite blogs. Peace, T
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Welcome back to the sphere… AND thank you
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What a wonderful place to walk. You are blessed.
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Thank you Tony … it is beautiful in London. I missed the pathways that crisscross London when I was in the BIG City. Those giant metropolis’ just so lack the secret pathways and quiet nooks…too many people about.
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