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Bessie1974

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So am I (looking to play),

I have racket(s)and balls and would gladly play perhaps in Dulwich park weekdays weather permitting. I used to play when I was younger and have played episodically; the last time was last year around this time with a girl who turned up in her Carlos Ferrero t-shirt and spend a few sessions amusing herself at thrashing me...good fun though.

I am in my early forties and would find it a good way to get a bit fitter.

Let me know if you are interested.

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