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Oh, I ♥ the V&A, we used to sit there and draw in Collage. Wish I could see the exhibition. Brings back memories!
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I love the V&A too. I used to take my students when I taught in west London and often pop in on my way home. I miss that a lot. Hope to get a cheap train ticket and see the exhibition.
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