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Newcomer to the Village

29/1/2014

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Hi there,
Just wanted to let you know how much I have enjoyed reading and exploring the many and various articles in the community history newsletter. It is really interesting and informative and as a newcomer to Box getting to know more about village history and environs develops empathy with, and awareness of, community. Gil van Praag
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Box People and Places
29/1/2014 04:27:01 am

Dear Gil, Thank you for your kind comments and pleased that you have signed up to get our quarterly newsletter. Any views you have about future articles would always be welcomed.

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