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Swim and Lunch at the Holly Tree

Posted on September 25, 2012 by nager
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I love to go for a swim and a very late lunch at the Holly Tree  on a particularly wild and wild-swept day after a bracing, and possibly wet, walk. Continue reading →

Posted in Eating and Drinking, on a wet day, Swimming | Tagged food, swimming, wet-day activities | Leave a reply

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