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My Village News Village News My FEBRUARY 2021 Delivered FREE to 8400 homes and businesses FEBRUARY 2021 Hello and welcome to the February 2021 issue of My Village News. We didn’t envisage we would be at the height of this pandemic at this point in time. We are all lucky, to live in this part of the world with beautiful green space and fabulous views and we have incuded photographs for you to enjoy. Our front-page photograph was taken by Adam, while walking in Carden Thanks go out to Pam Moyle who refl ects our countryside in her beautiful poetry Local historian, David Hayns is writing once again with stories of local history and interest. Our thanks go out to David who has very kindly supplied us with reading material that we know you all enjoy. It seems to be too wet and dank in the garden at the moment, though planning for plants ordering seeds and garden maintenance is providing some work and then coming into the greenhouse, or garage for a brew is becoming daily habit after garden work or walks. Planthunters have sent through a glimpse of spring, with an article on daffodils, something colourful to cheer us on. Our dedicated advertisers are manging to get their services and wares out to you all and working so hard though these diffi cult times. Take great care Waving from a safe distance. Ann & John THE DEADLINE FOR THE MARCH ISSUE IS 16TH FEBURARY 2021 Delivered to 8,400 Homes & Businesses in over 63 villages. 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