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XCLUSIVELY LETITIA

At the end of November 2022,we were recovering from celebrating Tony O’Keeffe’s 60th birthday. Unfortunately, I don’t have any pictures to illustrate this great event – Icouldn’t seem to hold the camera steady (I have no idea why…) but must thank Tony (formerly of the Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust) for allowing us to share his birthday celebrations - and great selection of wine and spirits!

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