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Dear Warden of the Kilns - we met in January
Published over 1 year ago • 2 min read
Dear Elizabeth
I had the pleasure of meeting your Warden when I came with the group in January.
The Warden and I chatted briefly and meant to stay in touch but I have since lost track of how I was going to contact her. It could have been warden@ your address but I hope you will not mind me checking with you if this is accurate.
I have another group of clients coming in the spring who would like to visit the Kilns independently. I suggested that they contact the Kilns directly. Would it be your email address that I would give them too for private independent groups?
I have created a business to business email. It is not perfectly smooth yet but I attach below. They will be more and more informative about the possibilities of visiting Oxford. in case you enjoy and would like to subscribe you will find a link to sign up in the news letter. I would of course appreciate any feedback you might have to make it a useful missive for the Kilns.
We had the most wonderful visit. Thank you so much!
Best wishes
Sophie
Sophie Duncan AITG
Oxford Green Badge holder and Associate of the Institute of Tourist Guiding
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