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A bracing start to the day

Some of us start an early October Saturday morning, with a mug of tea, looking at the sunlight catching the top of the waves of the North Sea.  Others prefer to get more involved.  I think I'll stick to the front row of the dress circle, and let others do the bracing stuff!!

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  1. I'm with you! That looks too blooming cold! Yikes! X

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    1. I am sure her circulation is a lot better than mine, but that's a risk I am prepared to take! I love watching the waves, find it hard to do anything else these days, but I really don't want to be in or on the water! I am no water baby!!! Have a good weekend. A x

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  2. I think I would risk my circulation too!
    Water is v therapeutic... Enjoy xx

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