Phil's Video Blog 186

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Welcome to number 186 of my video blog series. https://youtu.be/WB4fX09Ps1A

I have new editing software on my computer, Wondershare Filmora, a great programme.
I've sussed out the volume of different clips and am playing with various features of the programme to edit it together!
Music used at the start of this blog is in the programme, and its called 'Friends On The Way'
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