A travelogue through the countries of France, Belgium, Holland, Denmark, Norway and Sweden for young and old alike. Interesting big cities and lesser known areas that provide a glimpse of Europe nearly 100 years ago. ( BettyB)
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Betty,
Checking in as MC. I'll get your MW set up tomorrow (hopefully, looks like a rather busy day at work and those sometimes end up turning into rather busy evenings at work . . . )
Ok, well, it can't be 10. I listened to the next 4 sections while driving in the car. I'm sure of the time (17.32), just not sure what section was playing.
The only section posted that is long enough and not proofread to have a 17.32 is #5 which is marked Ready to PL.
I listened and there was a longish pause between 17.25-30 so I shortened it. Will mark it Ready for Spot PL. Do you remember the word "sluggard?"
Maybe you can double check to make sure this is the one?
I checked the beginning of 15 and it was simply an extra 1-1.5 seconds between words. Repaired and re-sent.
I marked it PL OK but you are welcome to double- check it.