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    A potterer at work

    Feb 07, 2021 2 minutes
    MICHELE HEWITSON

    City folk think almost nothing ever happens in the country. They may be mostly right, but when things do happen, the thing that happened is big news, and it’s splashed across the front page of the local paper with relish.

    Last week, the frontpage headline read: “‘Holy Sh** I Just About Died.’ Masterton man walks away from car vs bed crash.” That was pretty

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