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Editor's comment: 2020 - A year of celebration

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The year 2020 has been a long time coming for some in our family. In 2015 my lovely, tiny and very northern grandmother turned 95 and since then all 12 of her great-grandchildren have been counting down to the day she turns 100 and gets her card from The Queen (145 days to go for those who are interested).

She’s in fairly good health and very up for the party we are having, but has politely asked for a while that everyone just call her Nana because great-Nana or great-great-Nana, in some cases, makes

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