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Hello


While strapping 3 kids into a car and loading lots of bags I seem to have inadvertently left a blue maxi micro scooter on the pavement last night (stupid of me I know). It is named.


If anyone has seen it please please get in contact. 07903830384.


I am not holding out much hope - so if anyone has one to sell (a masculine or unisex colour) then please get in touch too!


Thanks so much

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