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£5-50 (temporarily) 
15 mins Show off your paper folding skills and learn how to fold banknotes into more interesting butterfly shapes, with these origami instructions. Just don't let them fly away...
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CARNOUSTIE
ANGUS
56.5°N, 2.71°W
Sunrise: 04:30
Sunset: 19:46
Moon Phase: last quarter
Weather: light rain, 9°C max, 2°C min
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