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Ne w Year, ne w wr it ing challenges

It’s that time of year again, the point at which many of us resolve that over the coming twelve months we really, really will do something we’ve been putting off for far too long.

Personally, I’m going to try to get out more. It’s been difficult for us all to mix and mingle as freely as we did in those halcyon pre-Covid days, and it looks as if our lives will be more circumscribed than we would like for quite a while yet. But a range of activities are available to us which don’t involve

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