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I would love to hear from you FUNDRAISERS Volunteers sought QUOTE OF THE MONTH FAMILY FUN AT THE PIT STOP 10 Summer afternoon, summer afternoon; to me those have always been the two CAFÉ most beautiful words in the English language. 24 attractions including live music, donkey rides, magic with the Mr Jingles and lots more! 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