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Can you imagine how exciting it would be to find a real-life snail-mail letter in your post box written by a relative you never knew existed? That happened to me when I was 50-something years old!

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As it turned out, we are the same age - within just a few months - and we share a great grandfather who produced a string of children in the late 19th century. While my grandfather emigrated from England to South Africa, hers chose Canada instead. We don't know whether the grandfathers ever communicated with one another. They probably did because there are similar photographs that we have found in all three countries. also look at, RC Fighter Robots But neither of them produced a family look at, Mini Doll House tree that we are aware of.

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