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Welcome to Europe Kim and Michael. Really looking forward to catching up on your blog page to read about your travels and the recipes. Hope all the locals share some amazing ones with you and that creating them yourselves is just the best fun in the kitchen the four of you can have. I'll be an avid blog reader now Kim (thanks) .... Love from us both xx
ReplyDeleteGood on you Katie for getting on board! Hope to see you whilst on our travels! x
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