So, how did Perth Fair go at the week-end? I did think about you all as I was stuck in that traffic jam between Perth and Dundee on Sunday evening. Why was all the traffic heading east? Forty minutes to travel two miles! The Couper Angus route to Glasgow seems a better option in the near future (which is tomorrow) methinks.
This weekend I'm in the shop....I wonder who's on with me?
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Wee Mack and Wee Mack's Mum had a really good weekend. The atmosphere was really good, there was so much going on right outside the Concert Hall. Radio Tay had their road show, Santa Clause paid a visit with his reindeer and sleigh. The Giant 10 foot Christmas Tree walked with the 10 foot high Toy Soldier as the Snowman and the Christmas Pudding rolled along on rollerskates. People in their hundreds.
Choirs, Drumming bands, and Fireworks all added to the entertainment before the Perth Christmas Lights were switched on. - Fab Weekend!
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