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By Steve Gray Previous Episodes Are We Fashionable Yet? It had been a long while since the shop across from Sally’s bookstore had been looked at, but today there was some ‘Movement at the Station.’ Rec spotted that Gail was opening the front door with a fashionably attired lady
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By Steve Gray Previous Episodes It was Tuesday, Mrs Mac’s day out, she caught up with her sister once a week, who is a suburb away and so it was ‘off to the bus’ on Tuesdays. Mr Mandal had an idea, he knew that Mrs Mac’s front yard
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by Steve Gray Previous Episodes Tom at Ecelectica has noticed over the past few weeks that Mrs Mac hasn’t been her usual self. There’s been more difficulty than usual in her walking. On the ‘odd’ occasion she drops in for a coffee on her way down the street.
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Season One Finale! by Steve Gray Sally was enjoying some morning sun sweeping out the front of her shop, she stopped for a moment watching Gail chat to a guy across the road, she opened the front door to the shop that had sat empty for way too long, he
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by Steve Gray Previous episode Amidst much secrecy the new shop up the ‘top end’ of the street has finally been renovated, the builders kept citing various difficulties, plumbing not where it was meant to be and the list went on. Laurie Hanlon the proprietor didn’t seem to be
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by Steve Gray Previous episode The Facey page as it had become known, was often a source of amusement for the local shopkeepers, a joke here, an amusing quote there, a serious questions and a few comments soon made sure there was something to smile about or ponder. Some days
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by Steve Gray Previous episode Darley street can get busy, various locals come and go, Mrs Mac, the Graham family and many more. With the way things are during the weekdays, there are not many ‘old school’ regulars, most people are working, at least a part time job, and doing
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by Steve Gray Previous episode Chloe called Sally, ‘Things are a bit strange around here at the moment, there’s been a bunch of people walk in and check out our kids books, now that’s a good thing, but more people than usual.’ Sally said ‘Yay! The more customers
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by Steve Gray The whole street had stories, customers who were fabulous and others who were not so hot. Some of the shops felt that bad customers came when the moon was full, and some held the theory that those shops were noticing irritable customers at that time. Penny at
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by Steve Gray Previous episode It’s one of those average mornings, the weather is overcast and it’s been drizzly, that late Autumn feel that sometimes makes people miserable, with lots of people anticipating the oncoming winter season. They are not ready for it yet so they stay at
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by Steve Gray Previous Episode Next Episode Gail from the Accountants is going through a quiet time of the year at her practice, she loves the area, the range of shops and so on and most of the proprietors. She’s thinking of doing a get-together. A chance to
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by Steve Gray Previous Episode Saturday In Hill Street, a few doors up from the shops, there’s a young family, Mum, Jo Graham and Dad Mike, with two young kids who are livewires, Tito (7-year-old) and Rosa (6-year-old). It’s mid Saturday morning, and the