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Monday 13 July 2015

Fun in the Sun

Saturday was gloriously sunny. Just the weather we needed for  St Margaret's Fair.
 A one minute stroll down our road to the park and there it was. All sorts of people enjoying themselves,  eating, taking  a little drink, kids having a great time, winning coconuts, buying bric-a-brac, dancing to local bands playing "Born to be Wild" and pretending they were at the Hollywood Bowl. Going home happy. What more can you want really?
Posted by Colin at 04:42

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