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The Blacksmiths we Took Kitty to to Get New Shoes

Mulberry Green c1955 Ref: H22014
Mulberry Green c1955
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The doctors (Dr Busby) we went to was to the left of the blacksmiths. The Pub is called the Green Man. I had many an orange juice and crisps from there. It was one of the pubs my dad used. Next to that on the right was a big field where they had the fair, cicuses and rodeo shows.

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A memory of Harlow in Essex shared on Saturday, 20th January 2007.

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RE: RE: The Blacksmiths we Took Kitty to to Get New Shoes

Dr Busby was also our family doctor for years when we lived at East Park in Harlow then moved to Chippingfield

Comment from Wendy Betteridge on Wednesday, 2nd September 2009.

RE: RE: The Blacksmiths we Took Kitty to to Get New Shoes

Dr Busby was also our family doctor for years when we lived at East Park in Harlow then moved to Chippingfield

Comment from Wendy Betteridge on Wednesday, 2nd September 2009.

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