So they know about me in Lewes, and in Rye, apparently. I'm in two different papers and two different blogs, but they look scarily similar.
LEWES, SUSSEX EXPRESS
RYE AND BATTLE OBSERVER
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2 comments:
Yes V, I see what you mean about the similarity. Still, it's cool to be known in Lewes and Rye...
Hi Molara!
Yep, it adds a certain frisson to the proceedings. And there's Bexhill too, but I figured three identical clips might be de trop!
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