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beryl the yellow peril

Been down to Leeds this week, a great opportunity to catch up with friends and family all who seem to be thriving at varying rates.. As usual I was trying to pack too much in and I had wanted to go to the Hepworth Gallery in Wakefield but it wasnt to be this time which is a great shame as then I caught this article and it made me want to go even more... next time.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/12113725/Post-war-statues-to-be-listed-after-nation-finally-falls-in-love-with-them.html

However we did pick up our newly painted campervan and I'm very pleased with it.  It looks like a new van but is now in need of a serious refurb inside so that will be my next project over the coming month.
a little bit of sunshine where ever we go...

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  1. Anonymous26 January 2016 at 17:11

    Beryl is perfect for her, being so smart and clean she couldn't possibly be male! Simply looking at the colour of her cheers you up.

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