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Melody wrote on the 23 December 2004 |
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 Hello
I live in Daventry. Could anyone let me know if there are any people within a 5 mile radius that I could meet up with. I am very interested in Buddism, but am sceptical at the same time. I have been burned through the Christian route many years ago.
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