Stolen: Old Dutch bike, wicker basket + old faded flowery panniers

littlemissindulgence · 2019-04-26T13:59:31+0000

Left my black old Dutch bike (low instep) on North Cross Road / Upland Road for 1 night and it has gone. It is very recognisable, as it has an old wicker basket with a white flowery trim on it, and some faded flowery panniers on the back. Its 22 years old, its old and rattly but am very attached to it. Photo attached is as an example only (mine has white flowers around edge of basket) - this is what mine looks like. If you see it, please can you contact me immediately on 07794757166? Would be ever so grateful if you could keep your eyes out.... Thanks, Kate

By littlemissindulgence
April 26, 2019 in The Family Room Discussion

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