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It's Saturday people!!! 8pm at The Rye. No table booked as they are all booked out already for the football. Plan is to be outside in the garden at the back if the weather is nice otherwise find some space inside. Then football is on at 11 for those that want to watch, but standing space only.


I'll post where we are once I arrive. For newbies who don't know me, I'm short with curly blond hair. If you would feel more comfortable taking my mobile number to find us, pm me.


Look forward to seeing you all there!


Sara-Jane x

Hi guys.


Looks like we missed the latest meet, but for the record... My girlfriend and I moved to East Dulwich in October 2013, and would very much like to make some new friends in the area for social activities etc..


We are both early thirties and professionals who work in Central, and would love to meet up for drinks / events or anything in between!


Stuart & Stacey

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