Fuddland
We interrupt the current run of photos from Ireland to bring you this from a recent day-trip to Stamford.
It may be a little run-down these days, but where else are you going to buy your clay badgers from?
Comments
Dina | 2004 / 06 / 26 – 20:41
Clay badgers? That’s a new one on me. Then again, you not believe what I thought the first time I saw a ‘humped zebra crossing’ sign, either.
the manly smell | 2004 / 06 / 28 – 12:20
It’s one of the few clay badger shops still around. Because of their decline, trade in clay badgers has gone underground.
Examples in good condition change hands for thousands of pounds on the black market.
David | 2004 / 06 / 28 – 12:38
Re #2: Gosh, I knew I should have picked a few up when I was there. If I sold them on for a good profit, I’d be sett for life. [See what I did there? Badgers? … Sett? … I’ll get my coat…]
Jann | 2004 / 06 / 30 – 09:34
http://www.insubstantial.co.uk/blog/archives/000990.html
I set* aside a few minutes every day simply for googling Clay Badgers…
* urge resisted
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