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This Sunday 12 to 4.30pm Bargains Galore


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East Dulwich Car boot sale


Location Goodrich school

Dunstans Rd

SE22


Packed full 35 vintage retro traders

Household

Bric-a-brac

Toys LOTS

Books

Records

Clothing


Vegan food

BBQ

Macaroons-cakes



Fully booked this week


Send text for next month if you want a pitch


Public FREE entry at 12pm closes at 4.30

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