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Thursday Night Out

Sheerwater,Woking,GU21 5QQ

15 Jun 2016

23:00

Regular Thursday evening nitpicking. 2 bags of rubbish collected. Bottles, cans, food wrappers, cigarette ends, only one pre-wrapped bag of doggie poo. Evidence of two evening picnics that had probably been hastily abandoned when we got a sudden downpour last night. One of them, by the solitary park bench must have disbanded in such a hurry that they left behind almost a whole crate of lager. This has gone to a good home..

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