Albert and Walter
Albert and Walter (two six-year old horses) were in town giving rides along Abbey Close to wedding guests at the Guildhall.
Save Radley Lakes tombola was also in town.
posted by Backstreeter | 17:16
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Saturday, 26 January 2008
Albert and Walter (two six-year old horses) were in town giving rides along Abbey Close to wedding guests at the Guildhall.
Save Radley Lakes tombola was also in town.
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