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My grandmother’s perfect pub – a memoir by Laura Thompson

22 September 2018

9:00 AM

22 September 2018

9:00 AM

As an emigrant from Scotland, I was taken aback by the weird foreignness of the south of England. Some of the south’s strangeness took a while to register — for example, just how crowded it was down here, and how very much warmer: it was my third summer in the south before it dawned on me that this wasn’t another freak heatwave.

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