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A 42-year-old soldier presented to his local emergency department with an 8-week history of fever and cough with haemoptysis. A chest X-ray demonstrated right upper zone consolidation. He was prescribed amoxicillin for presumed community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) and discharged. His symptoms improved to the point where he felt well enough to go on a fishing trip to France. On return to the UK, he developed a mild headache, which worsened over a period of 3 weeks to the point where the pain was unbearable, leading to readmission.