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| Festival beer and scotch eggs at The Maynard Arms |
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| Guerilla Bunting gang had been at A Special Interest, one of the Barboot locations. |
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| Sold! |
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| Me with Wendy Saunders whose wonderful paintingsN adorned the walls of Oddbins. |
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| Barboot at The Haberdashery |
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| It's all in the detail: the light switch at Haberdashery Cafe loos |
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| The nibbles kept the Englishman happy. |
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| Live music |
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| Next stop: Down for the Count at The Music Palace |
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| This group of revellers showed us you're never too old to party. These OAP's (aged from 67 to 71!!!) treated us all to several professional sets of swing dancing. |
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| From left: Keith Madden, Anthony (who was recovering from a hip and back operation) and Linda Dalton and Marilyn Madden. |
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| Towards eleven o'clock the dance floor became crowded. |
Details of all Crouch End Festival events online here.
4 comments:
OMG Helena, I've just read your: 'How I came to be in England', and I'm hooked, so I jumped over to this site to find out where your englishman was... and there you are, literaly down the hill from me!
Where is your englishman????
W1mum
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Westendmum, a digital version of How I Came to be, renamed as The Englishman is going to come out in about 4 weeks…email me & let you know the details!
Helena xx
I just thought to have a quick look at your blog 'How I came to be in England' but I could'n stop reading! I read it with a great interest as another Nordic :) Looking forward to see the rest.
Nordic from Crouch End
Oh thank you, fellow Nordic!
Hx
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