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    Home Bargains have a good selection of garden games atm

    - giant 4-in-a-row
    - croquet
    - quoits
    - giant dominoes

    and lots more

    miffy xx

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    Thanks Miffy
    Marie xxx

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    I got the dominos a couple of weeks ago - they havent been out of the box yet. Fancy the 4 in a row too.
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    yes they have hopscotch as well bargain at 399 !!

    I love this shop

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    I'll have to go and have a look. Some of my older boys are complaining cos they are too big to go on some of the outdoor equipment so I need to get some bits to keep them entertained (including another football to go sailing over into neighbour's yard! ).
    Why is "phonics" not spelled the way it sounds?

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    Thanks Miffy

    Angel xx

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    Whats Home Bargains?
    Lucy

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    I got the dominoes on Monday, it was straight out that evening. They have also got roleplay outfits for £3.99 - doctors, nurses, fireman and hairdresses.

    Lesley

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mumof4 View Post
    Whats Home Bargains?
    A shop - exactly as it says - bargains for the home (and toys etc)

    miffy xx

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    i got the hop scotch too

    and i am going to get the dominoes too i think
    and have a sort of my dressing up stuff and maybe get some more boyish things no more pink fluffy fairy clothes x

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    mm, looks like a trip to home bargains tomorrow then!!

 

 

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