Jumble Trail in Honor Oak Park, SE23

By argrahame
June 20, 2015 in The Family Room Discussion

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Posted June 20, 2015

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Posted June 20, 2015

I'm not sure which section this should go in but it is likely to be of interest to families.

We are a group of neighbours in Honor Oak Oark planning a Jumble Trail for Sunday 5th July 1-5pm. A jumbe trail is a neighbiurhood event where people sell things outside their houses such as clothes, toys, bric-a-brac,plants, cakes.

It would be brilliant if more families could join in and make it a really fun day. The event is co-ordinated by jumbletrail.com There is a small admin fee of ?2 and the event goes on a jumble trail map for the public to follow.

To join simply look at http://www.jumbletrail.com/event/SE232015 and follow the joining instructions.

OR PM me for more info.

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