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We're rushing headlong for (I'm told) a 6 December store opening. Everything is happening everywhere; trees planted, tarmac laid, lines painted, paving laid, chiller cabinets and gondolas being installed, phones connected, signs put up, you name it. I've posted two images (both captured yesterday): one looking in through the window (I liked the reflection of the spire and fire station tower) and the other showing the activity outside (compare this with the 16 October image).
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