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    In the footsteps of old Masters

    Mar 04, 2020 2 minutes
    Fiona Reynolds

    I HAD a free-range childhood. My parents loved the outdoors and life for my four sisters and me was full of adventure. We holidayed in Northumberland, Snowdonia and the Lake District, but, closer to home, near Rugby, there were always places to explore.

    We waded through mud looking for Roman pottery near Tripontium when the M6 was being completed; we skated on the

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