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> You can't beat Ken's Barbers on East Dulwich Road,

> next to The Green. Fantastic hair cut all for

> ?10.00 including tip, less than half the price I

> was paying in the City. Ok so you can only

> understand one word in ten during the time one's

> in the chair, but that's half the fun.



'peckham beach?'


just don't let him cut your eyebrows


I love him!

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I had my hair cut there yesterday and Ken was telling me about his holiday in Turkey and that he was looking forward to his 'holiday' on Sunday at Peckham beach - it clearly still amuses him after the millionth time of telling - fantastic!


BTW, worth a visit as well for him showing off his teeth that have been given an overhaul in Turkey and of which he is very proud and smiles broadly and gleamingly at all of his customers.

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