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 It is quiet on the road outside again today but for some reason I still have anxiety regarding the noise coming from the road the vibratons from cars which will be back again next week or maybe not as there will be a lockdown thingy in England soon but the noise will be back one day.

I will have to move away from this house if I can't get used to the noise again.  The only thing making a noise today is the wind and rain which is happening its quite warm though which is the case usually mild temps give rise to a lot of wind and rain.

I am sure I came across lockdown flouters yesterday they looked sheepish but I guess many inhabitants look sheepish round here.  They were also dressed to go hicking which most round here don't they just go for a walk.  I guess if you are going to break the rules don't make it so obvious.  

This is tough time for all but it there is a lockdown thingy n england there will be more people wanting to come to Wales to get away from their lockdown its a mess really

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