This England: Well, this is hawkward…
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It’s always sunny in Alicante
The cuisine is excellent and the wine so cheap it makes me want to cry. But there’s one thing Spain…
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This England: Dressed for success
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In my shopping basket I see a feast of brown
I have become more dependent on the staples of Englishness.
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This England: Addressed by the haggis
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I am content to be (temporarily) alone – bar the nightmares
The truth is, there’s pleasure in solitude.
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