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Who Took My Altoids?

An article has been added about my first experience constructing, or helping Grandson Andrew to construct, a major project using a Pi zero.

The article speaks for itself. See Drew’s Game under the Raspberry Pi section or just click here:
https://wp.me/P8cRX9-Ag

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