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International Tea Day – 21 May

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With 21st May marking ‘International Tea Day’, Soundings contributor Lindsay explores the cultural impact of tea. Britain is a minnow as a tea-producer, falling well behind the likes of China and India, but we have a historical reputation as a nation as of tea drinkers. The article also considers the mystery behind Earl Grey tea and the crucial question of whether to add milk first or last when making your daily cuppa.

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Some of the facts and legends underpinning International Tea Day on 21st May
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    Lindsay is a physically disabled person and previous Assistance Dog owner. In the past she was involved as an actor and scriptwriter with a local Amateur Dramatics Society and during Lockdown became a topical piece contributor for a parish newsletter. All creative avenues are explored, particularly art based as initially a trained Graphic Designer and now a keen hobbyist party game, boardgame developer. Lindsay also undertakes diverse online charity work as both a Volunteer Humanitarian Mapper and an Audio Content Contributor.

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