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Nothing of interest for me in the Wroxham Boat Auction but then on to Carrow Road to see the Norwich City defeat to Tottenham. Hotspur in luxury as Sam recovered his strength as I took him by car to St Bennett's Abbey for training
Diana allowed us to lay in and complained later that Sam had been whining from 6.00am until after 8.30am but I had been fast asleep and had Ben told nothing. A quick wash and out to tend our canine friend who had just been keen to get out and had not messed his run at all.
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After a howling gale overnight at Harnser, a cold, windy and very wet day followed but I still walked Sam and he did not mind.
To the Horning Tea Shoppe for lunch and on to the Norwich Theatre Royale for the evening performance of Pickwick starring Harry Secombe and Roy Castle.
The IRA three-day cease-fire for Easter dismissed with scorn by all and the future of John Major again subject to newspaper speculation.
The night had passed with a howling gale throwing rain against the front of Harnser and, although I slept through the worst of it, Diana told this morning of being frightened by the slamming noises of the gusts on the building. I washed, shaved and then waited as long as I could for the weather to ease but, in the end, I had to dress up and take Sam out for his walk.
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