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Welcome to our world, cooking to culture, politics to pleasure.

We hope you enjoy it. We're in County to Rome near the border.

And of course, what's interesting is where is the border because the border here in the

west of Northern Ireland is a wiggly thing.

But it's interesting because of course when you when you're on the mainland and you hear political reports about how important the border is. You assume the border is this line,

you cross it, but of course it's not like that at all. And the only way I'll know is if I get a text saying I've now crossed into the Republic.

So I'm waiting.

I'm waiting for a text.

a text.

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I'm in a part of the UK where food and drink are taken seriously appreciated around the globe, not the way it was

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