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          THEY are almost 4,000 miles away in Afghanistan.                                                                      But Britain's soldiers will soon receive a little cheer thanks to generous Merseyside schoolchildren.                        rolex fake       Pupils at two schools spent the past few weeks collecting goodies to send to troops in the Irish Guards.                              The shoe boxes - collected by pupils at Huyton with Roby school in Huyton and Francis De Sales junior school in Walton - are now on their way to the war-torn country.              tag heuer replica                 Ken Rogers, Honorary Secretary, Irish Guards Association, said: "They are full of essentials - shaving foam, face wipes, sun cream, lip salve.                              "I know the guys will be over the moon when they receive them."                                          
embroidered patches The Irish Guards sponsor "Best Pupil" trophies at both of the schools.                              CAPTION(S):                              GENEROUS: Irish Guard Sgt Paul Paterson receives the shoeboxes for troops stationed overseas from pupils at Huyton-With-Roby School Picture: JAMES MALONEY                

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