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1403 days ago

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Louise from Nawton

Hi Guys how are you all. I no its been awhile since ive got on, Just been Busy Busy ass, Lately doing my Garden up. making it look lovely for summer. still got awee bit to do. Will im back now. i need some ones help, maybe someone in the grandview area can help me. Im unsure about these new toys these days.I got an ipad right, But i no for a Fact fbs been playing around and upgrading everything again. The only reason i use fb is my friends and familey, and my garden group.im havng trouble logging in and also to my recent page, i cant find the old photos. to set up. please any body have the brains and knolege about thge ipads can some come and fix it for me , They say you can recover your old file. but i cannotfind it. My landline no is 99293311. im home most days please help.sori couldnt put photo up. from louise

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