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Perfect timing with the train. Is that a cave or mine entrance in the UL quadrant on the face of the far hill? I'm a bit taken aback by all the sheep! I've been in a car on a drive through Derbyshire once, 2005 in route to I-don't-recall-where. I'd love to return. It was so beautiful. I need to learn to drive on the left side of the road so I can venture back and explore on my own!
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2012-06-06 15:38:49
beautiful scenery
IseFire
2012-06-07 14:57:11
Perfect timing with the train. Is that a cave or mine entrance in the UL quadrant on the face of the far hill? I'm a bit taken aback by all the sheep! I've been in a car on a drive through Derbyshire once, 2005 in route to I-don't-recall-where. I'd love to return. It was so beautiful. I need to learn to drive on the left side of the road so I can venture back and explore on my own!