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Cinnaker's week for me.

Started off the week this Sunday with Remembrance Day, very poignant day.

Now, Remembrance Day is our day,

this 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, and it's

when we observe a two minute silence for our fallen since First World War, okay, so the

First World War, the Second World War,

and campaign since.

It's also customary for us over here to wear a red poppy.

Now you will see white poppies and the like sprouting up from various

organizations who don't really want to go with the flow. It's not something I

endorse. A red poppie is as far as I'm concerned what we wear to show our respect for the people

who afforded us the liberty that we now have today to cut around and do our bits and pieces.

So it's just showing a mark of respect to our

fallen. And like I say, it's our armistice day or remembrance day. So I wanted Gibraltar this year,

which is somewhere, I'm actually in Spain right now as we speak but

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