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GERANIUM SHOP FOR THE BLIND,
397 WALWORTH ROAD. We start at the far end of the Walworth Road. We're nearly, but not quite, in Camberwell. The Geranium Shop is a classic chazza: it hasn't had a refit, hasn't got a 'retro rail', and still has bargains. Inside there's an extensive record selection including someone's collection of forgotton early-90s indie rubbish: Ned's Atomic Dustbin, Kingmaker, etc. The bag rack is always worth a rummage. The real star in here, though, is the beautiful lady behind the counter, whose white hair is exquisitely curled and who sports a diamante brooch of a flamingo that's as big as my hand. |
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TRINITY HOSPICE SHOP, 393 WALWORTH ROAD |
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SENSE SHOP, ??? WALWORTH
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SALVATION ARMY TRADING POST,
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RED CROSS SHOP, ??? WALWORTH
ROAD Keep going a bit to the Red Cross Shop, it's worth it. Frances, being a skinny siren, slinks into a sexy 80s black leather skirt, mid-calf length and with a cheeky bondage stap across the back (£5.99), while me, being a buxom housewife, cannot resist a frilly apron with giraffes on it for £1.50, and some old cards which say 'To My Darling Husband'. Cute. |
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And you're all done! Now hop on a bus to Waterloo, and go and show Sue at the Last Chance Saloon all your lovely bargains (or just buy some zines off her!) Don't forget to email us and let us know what you got, too!
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