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Happy day!

Here is the evening sun at the end of a wonderful day which saw the safe arrival of my two baby granddaughters!  Congratulations to their amazing Mum, my daughter, and her wonderful partner!  Happy day - hooray!!!

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  1. Anonymous16 May 2018 at 10:52

    Absolutely delighted for you all. Well worth the wait from the photos I have seen and what beautiful little people they are.
    A new start to them all and so well deserved.
    Indeed, Happy Days

    xxxx

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  2. SandyshoesCornwall16 May 2018 at 22:19

    Great news, always a relief to hear everything has gone well. How wonderful that your family is growing x

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