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The last time I was in there, Eena Sharples was still in Corrie.
Used to go there during the 19:30 break between lectures when I was doing my HNC.
It was many years ago I went there.
I also noticed that any time I visited my mate in mumbles, the weekends he was available seemed to coincide with the farmers market. Might have been summat to do with the fact he knew I would buy stuff and cook for everyone.
"Ask not what you can do for your country. Ask what's for lunch." - Orson Welles
I also noticed that any time I visited my mate in mumbles, the weekends he was available seemed to coincide with the farmers market. Might have been summat to do with the fact he knew I would buy stuff and cook for everyone.
I used to live down the mumbles. One place was right up round the bend past the big apple and another place halfway along the mile by the boat club. Ah... happy carefree days.
I used to live down the mumbles. One place was right up round the bend past the big apple and another place halfway along the mile by the boat club. Ah... happy carefree days.
Used to love maddisons for breakfast, especially the laverbread.
"Ask not what you can do for your country. Ask what's for lunch." - Orson Welles
I also noticed that any time I visited my mate in mumbles, the weekends he was available seemed to coincide with the farmers market. Might have been summat to do with the fact he knew I would buy stuff and cook for everyone.
Talking about Farmer's markets. I need to identify the good local ones for Mrs Eek's new chocolate business...
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