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Re: Some Lovely New Products in our Shop: Avebury Map and Stonehenge 2020 Calendar by Runemage on Saturday, 14 December 2019

Hello anon, pore is correct. https://www.lexico.com/grammar/pour-or-pore
"People sometimes misuse pour in situations where pore is correct. To pore (over or through) means 'to read or focus on something intently', as in:
She spent all weekend poring over her textbooks in preparation for the exam.
I pored over the old photographs, fascinated by every detail."

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