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Me, Myself & all my Elves at Pollypop Up Shop just wanted to take this opportunity to say a MASSIVE THANK-YOU TO all our fellow traders on Bellenden Road, Fenton Walsh, Paul's Cycles, Review Books, Anderson & Co, Flock & Herd, Chocolatiers, Victoria Inn, Ellie's Bakehouse,General Store and im sure a few I have forgotten to mention. Iy has been fantastic that so many of you in some way or another have been supporting us through these past few weeks...


All the local Arts & Crafts Business's without you this wouldn't have happened, Capture on The Rye, Helen Minns, Paula McGurdy, Charlotte Day, Cut Out Girls, Yo Yo Ceramics, Debbie Randell and many more.


Local residents you have shown us such massive support and paid so many nice complimments and i thank you enormously for this !!


We are glad to say we will be here til mid to end of January 2013...


HAPPY TO ALSO ANNOUNCE WE WILL BE HERE LONG TERM & Close briefly for a quick re-furbishment & decorate....


WISHING YOU ALL A VERY HAPPY, PROSPEROUS & TRULY WONDERFUL 2013....

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