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    Rev Ruth

    One of my favourite books and to read it without saying, “Oh, if only…” is nigh impossible.

    Loved this quote:
    ‘The producers of a recent TV drama set in Edwardian England had to dismantle every sign of modern life when filming in the village street, but inside the village church they didn’t have to change a thing.’

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