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wilson

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At Goodrich school

Dunstans Rd SE22


11th March then every 2nd Sunday of the Month.


Hard ground outdoor pitches.


Fair trade coffee, Hot toasted melts, Waffles, Old fashioned sweets, Cake stall

along with lots of stalls selling vintage, bric-a-brac, pre-loved, Retro, books, toys and furniture



Sellers pre-book only Cars ?15,00

Walk in ?10.00


Sellers arrive at 11am


Buyers free entry all day 12pm


If you would like a pitch please message your email address and I will forward details

OR details all on banner outside Goodrich school.

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Still have pitches available for the East Dulwich Car Boot


Sunday 11th March


Sellers 11am pre booking only


Buyers 12pm


Lots of traders still have space for Cars


and Walk in pitches.



Every 2nd Sunday of the Month


see BIG banner outside Goodrich School.


Discounts for parents.

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