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Trunki strap to borrow?

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Bought Bugglet a trunki today & head off on hols v early Fri morning. However, on getting home realised there isn't a pull along strap in it. I bought it in the big Sydenham Sainsburys & don't think I'm going to be able to get one from them (although trying is now on my growing list of things to do!).


Do any lovely EDF'ers have a strap that we could borrow for the week? Would need to collect tomorrow afternoon/evening.


Thanks in advance x

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