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Hi all,


If anyone spies my son's shoe (partner in crime to the one in the attached photo) in Dulwich park / Dulwich village / East Dulwich Grove please can you let me know its whereabouts? I have a serial shoe chucking toddler and these ones are brand new! Grrrr....


Thanks!

Went running yesterday around 11am and i'm certain I spotted this in the Dulwich area, heres my running route https://www.strava.com/activities/605471685 which may help, also i'm sure it was on a low wall on the left hand side of the road.


Good luck!

Thinking about it....it could possibly be on Turney road??


Toosmart1973 Wrote:

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> Went running yesterday around 11am and i'm certain

> I spotted this in the Dulwich area, heres my

> running route

> https://www.strava.com/activities/605471685 which

> may help, also i'm sure it was on a low wall on

> the left hand side of the road.

>

> Good luck!

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