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STAR LETTER PILGRIMAGE TO DURHAM

This month I was lucky enough to visit Durham. As it is the county of my ancestors I [Vol 88 Issue 4] I decided to be a pilgrim myself and visit the imposing Durham Cathedral. I had seen this majestic building at night, lit up and standing proudly over Durham city, but I had never been there before.

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