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Corner Cafe c1955
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My dad used to take my sister, my brother and me here. He would buy us each a packet of crisps (the kind with the salt in the twist of blue wax paper). A beautiful Alsatian dog called Major lived here and we would all stop to visit him. Happy memories! I don't think the building is still standing now but it was wonderful to come across this photo of it. Many thanks!

Jackie

A memory of Timbersbrook in Cheshire shared on Thursday, 15th December 2011.

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