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Normally when I post photos of my little books on here, they are new and shiny and waiting to be used. Today I post photos of a journal which I made a couple of weeks ago, but which has spent the last 12 days in my day pack being taken all over Egypt. I’m very pleased with how it has held up; it doesn’t seem to have minded the sun, sea or being sat on.
Egypt its self was amazing, and I will be posting more about it later, but now I need to catch up with my Open University course work, Swallows and Amazons here I come…