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’M not going to talk about this year’s problems, as we all know it hasn’t been a normal one. We’ve all done things we wouldn’t have done if the year had run a regular haphazard course that is everyday life. Instead, with repeated periods of enforced time on our hands, one thing many people did was work on their houses. I’m no different. With two supremely practical vehicles on the fleet – well, you can guess where this is

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