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While staying with cousins recently, I admired their lovely slate cheese board, and the attractive knives that went with it! we are a very cheesy family, so it usually finishes a meal. Imagine how delighted I was o Christmas morning to open this gift from them! How very kind and thoughtful… it will be well-used!
The beautiful villages and moors around Haworth that inspired the literary work of the Brontë sisters. Photography by Andrew Fowler.
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Lois Elsden 
Love the break from a wooden board– easier to clean and so pretty!
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It really is lovely!
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We love cheese too and have recently discovered Garstang Blue, creamy, but with a nice bite. When we recently put it on a cheeseboard it disappeared rapidly. I think Ian was the main culprit! I’ll have to bring you some when we meet up
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Oooh, lovely… we can give you some Dorset Blue in exchange!
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