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So let's welcome Elaine Ranchor in Horncastle in Lincolnshire.

You love doing puzzles, Elaine.

I do, yes.

It was a jigsaw puzzles is one of my favourites.

Nice.

It's good for your brain, grey matter, isn't it?

Absolutely.

How many do you do in a year, do you think, jigsawes?

Well, work gets in the way, but I tend to do more in the winter months than the summer. So I'd like to say about five or six in the winter, and maybe not so many in the summer.

Right. Okay. And what kind of jigsaw puzzles do you like doing? Are they generally vistas? Are they ones that your friends and family printed off at snappy snaps and it's a picture of the family? What are they? No, there was a jig ones where you've got no idea what the picture is. You look at the box and then you do the picture of what they're looking at. So it's a bit more difficult. The jigsaw in my mind is absolutely confused. I can't put the pieces together. So it's a jigsaw without seeing what it is. Is that right? Yeah, basically, yeah. Yeah. Well, that's difficult. You're going to walk over the Humber Bridge this year with some friends. Well, hopefully because it's my 60th birthday and I've done a bucket list of things I want to do and that's one of them we're going to do it a few weeks back but it was miserable

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