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Hello Uncle Joe, don't remember the spread.
Boiled tripe and onions-disgusting could not eat it.
Home-made piccalilli-made your eyes water, too damned hot.

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Glad you've perked up again Uncle Joe, but take care because they're forecasting the heat back again around Thursday.

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The smell of beeswax at the Children's Library which I frequented.

The smell of Californian Poppy which my mum used to love, even though it was cheap from the market, and she loved L'Aimant by Coty as well.

The smell of freshly mown grass.

Pipe tobacco which my darling Gordon smoked and even now, on occasion, I smell it, even when there's none in the room.

The smell of newly laid tarmac and, dare I say, fire lighters!

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Do you remember 'they' (those infamous 'they' are back, we'll have spitfire asking who they are ) used to say hanging a piece of fresh tarmac around your throat cured a chest infection?

You do realise, you've lost all credibility now don't you