Yesterday: sun-lounger, back garden, cup of tea, radio on.
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When my husband and I first said we loved each other, in our student flat in Cambridge.
Walking in the rainforest with my mother, back in Nicaragua. She loved it, and inspired me to devote much of my life to protecting the environment.
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