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So do try and support the store keepers, but don't put yourself at risk. And don't forget to send an SMS first, or fill in the form. That is still a requirement for the time-being.


I did have a look around Old Town while I was here too. I specifically wanted to get 360 panoramas of some of the murals with our new pro 360 camera.

Unfortunately, one of my favourite murals is no longer present. It hasn't been washed over, but the building it was painted on has now been knocked down. I will publish the mural shots soon too, as they still look stunning.

Evi's Been Busy!

One last thing Evi showed me, were the dolls she had been making during lockdown. Aren't they lovely?
Stay tuned for the mural panoramas, and for a nice swanky virtual tour of Pumpkin House.
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