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carlafindle Wrote:

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> mary123 Wrote:

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> > Such a great show..nothing like it on Tv..cool

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> > have filming in Peckham

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> There's plenty of filming around peckham... why is

> that cool?



She means the specific show I think - which was good (I liked it and I get easily distracted these days) - It was filmed in so many places across London, UK, France, Russia and more mind :)

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