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by teresa cochrane 5 June

as a family from glasgow our dad took us on holiday on a regular basis to seamill.we had great fun on many days out and times spent at the camping coaches at the side of the railway.we also had great memories of the cafe on the beach where we had a teapot filled with tea,dad made the dinner on a portable stove it was tremendos.as they say "they can't take that away from me.hope to post some pictures .have been all over the world but these days were special !!!!! thanks dad

                       love teresa

    


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