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Veronica has been a valued collaborator on her friends oral history project. But she's modest to a fault and is reluctant to take any credit for the work she's done, even though she's found it uniquely rewarding. It's partly because she lost her sight in her early twenties, and this has distanced her from other people, but not from the folk of the Dale recorded by Anthea, who she now counts as her friends from beyond the grave. . . . .