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Archive for March, 2018
Snow ? Really ?
It does look pretty though. And the staff organised walk-in parties so everyone could come in on time to support our wonderful residents. What stars!
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Jumping? Theatre? Help!
Our beloved Boogle – entertaining and challenging for everyone 😛
A stroll along the seafront
A couple of residents from the Lodge took a stroll along the seafront today. While some of our residents in the Lodge are too frail for seaside walks, it is important that we encourage those that can.
