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    Out of the Shadows

    May 17, 2023 2 minutes

    f you have ever been to the opera at Glyndebourne in midsummer, you will know that apart from delectable music, one of its deepest pleasures is to find yourself in East Sussex in the late afternoon with time to enjoy the way the shadows – of both the parkland trees and the elegantly strolling picnickers – grow ever longer

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