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24/12/2010
mpbyrne
Happy Christmas one and all.
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Patricia Byrne 
Ho Ho Ho! My feet are killing me!
It’s still snowy in Wicklow too! We were lucky to have a weather window in which to have our party.
Great to see you last Sunday.
Have a lovely Christmas with the family in Kyleglass!
Love Heather
PS I love the snowflakes!
The icy webs on trees and eaves are something to behold. Will we see the likes of this again? Lovely to meet you all on Sunday. Have a great Christmas. Patricia