1. An early-morning scraping noise turns out to be a man with a barrow shovelling grit on our road.
2. Nick goes to the front gate. "I can hear the thaw." He says it's a tick-ticking sound.
3. A dozen mince pies (made by a husband) cooling on the side.
End at the beginning, whistler and no pressure.
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