MR GIMLETT'S DOG
When I was a youngster, there lived at the end of our street, an elderly man called Mr Gimlett. Mr Gimlett was a keen gardener and since he and his wife had their grown up children off their hands, spent much of his free time either pottering about...
Oct 31, 1997
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