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Gay Boys market.
Morning - Out for brewery and also in park looking after the brothers Titterton who are doing gutters and fences.
We had a tremendous wash of water last night. Regular flood on?
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What market was that again? Victorian Cheadle is certainly full of surprises. Perhaps that's why Christmas Day was so quiet - they were saving themselves for the main event.
ReplyDeleteI had a good laugh when I read that. It really stands out against all the other serious entries.
ReplyDeleteI wonder what it really was. Something like a charity Christmas bazaar with music?