What a good idea – your “Projects reunited” feature (21 October).
But what terrible amateur photos. Perhaps “the leaders of men” refused to pose?
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Geoffrey Taylor, Caunton Engineering

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What a good idea – your “Projects reunited” feature (21 October).
But what terrible amateur photos. Perhaps “the leaders of men” refused to pose?
Geoffrey Taylor, Caunton Engineering
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