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    I was trying to think of some jokes about 'Green Shield Stamps' but,
    a) I couldn't think of anything funny, and
    b) - I wasn't sure how many people would remember them

    N.B - you may have noticed that I'm going all 'arty' now
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    Again a lovely photo Louise. I can remember Greenshield stamps, I can also remember running out of petrol when trying to reach a garage which gave quad stamps.
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    Ah well, you should have had a 'Quad bike' then

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    LOL, sadly they weren't invented then.
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    Excellent capture Louise.

    You are showing your years Rolf................. Greenshield stamps

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