Jumble Trail 25th July-This event is not taking place-YARD sale see posting is going ahead several s

By wilson
July 7, 2020 in What's on in East Dulwich

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wilson

Posted July 7, 2020

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Posted July 7, 2020

Please watch this space for new dates/Yard sales etc.

Apologies

Hi many of you have been along to Jumble trails in the past.

Gipsy Hill is having its very owm Trail on the 25th July.

Further details to follow soon LOTS of lovely locals taking part.

Flyers with Map of streets to follow the trail will be distributed

along with Eventbrite, facebook and other social media to promote the event.

Hope to see some ED folk.

If you are interested in a Jumble trail for your local area I would be happy to organise.

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