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Diary of a Ground Hopper

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TUESDAY APRIL 2ND Weymouth 4 Metropolitan Police 0

I AM in the middle of a very familiar conversation: “Are you local?” “Where have you come from?” “Really? That’s a long way.” “How long are you staying down here?” This intercourse is taking place on Portland, Dorset, after I have driven down overnight to be birdwatching at first light. After a full day in the field, I intend watching a match in the area before driving straight home again. The reaction, and many such previous looks of bewilderment, has taught me to realise that what I...

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