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Just a quick note to say how pleased I am, that Alastair of Surface Contracts, was able to clean out all our Ground Drains. How can it be possible that so much water can fall in one short week. At least the winds have shaken most of the remaining leaves from the trees. So the next task is to get the Gutters cleared (again) before the winter weather comes.
Off to man 'Open Church' now; always a worthwhile task. I wonder what music I'll play today?
Any requests? Let me know and if I don't play it this week, I may be able to fulfil your requests next week
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  1. AINZ8 November 2010 at 05:41

    Suite Gothique by Leon Boëllmann, since Willie tells me the Willis is not up to a live performance!

    I of course will be watching Scotland versus the All Blacks, but I'll think of its being played in the building where I first heard it, from the hands of the great Willie May, when you were just a gleam in your Mum's eye!! Ainz

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  2. Fabric Convenor14 November 2010 at 06:38

    And you have this on CD? If so, then I can comply.

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