Peckham May Jumbletrail sunday 17th May!

By Huggers
May 16, 2015 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted May 16, 2015

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Posted May 16, 2015

http://jumbletrail.com/event/SE154QS2015

couldn't find another thread on this so just a quick reminder that this is happening Sunday tomorrow 17th may 10-3.

this link will take you to the map of the jumble trail.

We will have a stall front of house- Harrys House on map, - and selling lots of teen and ladies clothes, shoes, nick knacks and some genuine vintage stuff including Emma Hope shoes, 1960's red suede jacket, suede dust coat, I didn't participate last year but visited the stalls and it was a great event.

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