More than 40 years, told day by day
The journey home transporting things for Wiggly and dropping her off to host Michael before arriving home whilst Diana finished off a fine roast lunch of chicken and all the trimmings.
Another early start to get out with Sam and then loaded and packed ready to journey home. We were reluctant to get out of bed but Wiggly had her pantomime wardrobe fitting and I my family lunch.
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Training with Jim in Suton and meeting with Sam Weller in Horning who had been ill lately and had to admit himself into Guys Hospital, London, for tests, suspecting a heart attack.
Then shopping with Wiggly and to The Theatre Royal to see "The Provoked Wife" before a sexy night at Harnser
It was an early start to get to Jim in time for our arranged training session. Wiggly's alarm went off first at 6.00am and then we were just getting very passionate when my radio alarm turned on half an hour later.
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Longer training runs for Sam across Farmer Gedge's fields then collecting Wiggly for city night out and stay in The Nelson Hotel before a jazz evening in The Norfolk Dumpling
A quieter morning after the activity of late and then out with Sam for a walk across Farmer Gedge's fields before into Horning to do some shopping.
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Taking Wiggly to the station, walking Sam and catching up with work and then time some with Jim after opting against another dog training session together as it was raining and we were tired.
An early start after which I had to drive Wiggly in to catch an early train.
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Car Servicing and shopping in Norwich, protecting The Jolly and then collecting Wiggly from the station for a handsome pheasant dinner with and night at Harnser
An early start as I had to get up to exercise Sam and then drive into Norwich to drop off the Discovery for an overdue service.
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Back to Heronshaw to see what Wroxham Builders had been doing and then retrieving The Jolly, enjoying a pheasant lunch and joining Jim and Julie Bird before an evening's rabbiting
The journey to Norfolk had been manageable and I was not too tired this morning as a result. I looked over Heronshaw and saw that the contents had been emptied into the garage so that the contractors must have been working.
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