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Didn't find the hubcap so drove off to take more pictures. Ended up at the WW1 memorial in Belton:
After that we motored to the trains:
Big choo choo:
After that we went to get some tea:
Here's the Mini enjoying her Easter egg:
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Bumblebee- 1977 Leyland Mini 1000, mustard yellow w/ black bonnet stripes Artemis- Lightening Blue/ White Cooper S,automatic, Cold Weather, Premium,Armrest, Rubber Floor Mats TK-2008 Super White Scion xB
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