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E. B. Woolworth Dry Winter by E.B. Woolworth, released 03 January 2012 1. Genuinely Normal 2. Heading South 3. Trailing 4. Happenings 5. Of Old 2012 EP
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E. B. Woolworth Dry Winter by E.B. Woolworth, released 03 January 2012 1. Genuinely Normal 2. Heading South 3. Trailing 4. Happenings 5. Of Old 2012 EPPARSED CONTENT
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25 years ago today we arrived in France to live. With my two Labrador dogs in the back of the car. With loads of boxes and bags pushed in to make them safe. I can still remember driving through northern France. Seeing fields of yellow for miles and miles. It was such a feeling of what summers were going to be like. I hoped they would be growing in the fields near where we were going to be living. This is what I see whilst driving to our nearest Boulangerie.