Hello Reader, Feeling a bit of winter slowdown? This week’s ideas are all about lifting your spirits—with charming markets, interesting concerts, and gentle outings to enjoy at your own pace. Whether you’re after something social or a quiet wander, there’s plenty to look forward to. Pop the kettle on and have a browse. Warmly,
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