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  • Sleep images courtesy L Mastin (2013).
  • Sunset photo courtesy G Brearley (2019).
  • Bayside photo courtesy G Brearley (2020).
  • Coffee photo courtesy G Brearley (2022).
  • Map courtesy Google Maps.
  • Quotes courtesy Wise Old Sayings – wisesayings.com; coffeeaffection.com
  • Various images courtesy pictureportaitdownload.org; cxpress.co.uk; businessnewsdaily.com; simplypsychology.org