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Pollenia, Sussex
Will van Niekerk
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 Is it hairy enough for Pollenia? Or is it something else entirely?

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 Yes, Pollenia.
 
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 Some day soon, I will no longer be able to count the ones I got right (to family or further) on my fingers. I shall have to begin a countdown.

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 It gets easier with help and practice.
 
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