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red devil

red devil

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The Camberwick Green branch of the EDL holds it's first 'static' meeting...


http://www.theprezzyshop.co.uk/camberwick_green/camberwick_green_images/cgcp.jpg


''Oi!, Curtain!...NO!

This is the Camberwick Green Forum...we don't want your Ivor The Engine and Clangers types round 'ere.

This used to be a decent place to live, soon we'll be swamped by Moomins!

It starts off with one Soup Dragon shop, but before you know it, there's one on every street corner!...''

Annette Curtain

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http://www.theprezzyshop.co.uk/nautical/memorabilia/images_large/am_p64_hg008_large.jpghttp://www.theprezzyshop.co.uk/collectables/clangers/images_large/Dscf0033_large.jpg" It's all a question of timing " said Moos to herself, over & over again.
DJKillaQueen

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A better likeness!


http://photos4.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/8/0/f/e/event_54093022.jpeg


Meanwhile, dogs running loose in Peckham Rye Park, and with a ringleader in the Artful Dogger, take over at Zippos Circus....


http://photos3.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/8/1/0/8/event_54093032.jpeg

red devil

red devil

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Place your cursor over the photo/image and right click, a list should appear with 'properties'...click on that, then highlight and copy the URL address.


Then back on the EDF, click the icon button (4th along, has a mountain/sun symbol).

A box should appear, paste the URL address, and then press ok.


You can check in 'preview' to see if it has worked ok.

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