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Acknowledgements
I am grateful to Richard Willis, Tamsin Ballard and everyone working at Impress Books for their support and the excellent effort they put into producing their books. Many of the readers of my first book, Almodis, encouraged me in the writing of this book by urging me to get a second to them. Maggi de Rozario helped with French sayings and road trips. Bodil Humphries got me started on Vikings, and Andrew Humphries told me about tidal gates and streams. Lola Rose, Jack Turley, Julie Turley, Misha Myers, Gloria Myers and Rob La Frenais were my insightful first readers. Bob Smillie was my muse as ever in Wales and France. I am grateful without measure to my family and friends for their support.
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