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Happy Bank Holiday Monday!

Happy Bank Holiday to all visitors to the site.

Here’s a photo of Lumber Jills taking a rest at Culford Camp, Suffolk from Anne Saunders’ collection of her mother’s photos.

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To see some more photos, go to the following link: http://goo.gl/3RtkB4

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