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First steps

Cats stuck to window sills as languid as the rolling hills and craggy like the rocky tors sheep sleeping underneath a portcullis of a sky as steel grey clouds disguised as prison bars soothe them gently with the Lakeland lullaby I saw no Viking but I did see hikers by the score up the scree scrambling up the tor being me, I wondered what you doing that for? Boats across the lake too much Kendal mint cake and your jaws ache take the Lilliputian train we're toddlers toddling off again Such fun.
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john-edward-smallshaw
70 / English
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john-edward-smallshaw
70 / English
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Aug 6, 2016
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