The Drovers are Coming - Programme Sales
- Jun 26, 2023
- 1 min read
(Photo: L-R Lion President Tim and supporter Jennie at the 'pop-up' shop in the Horsefair)
Drovers Day is coming on 1st July 2023 and Programmes are on sale at various shops in the town, both 'pop up' and static. Youngs the Newsagent (next to Wetherby Whaler) and Touchwood Hardware have them for sale. You can also buy them online at https://drovers-day.sumupstore.com/
You can also purchase a book "The Drovers are coming to to town - WETHERBY a Droving History" again at Youngs the Newsagent and Touchwood Hardware; also online at https://drovers-day.sumupstore.com/
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I'll check the article title for clues about the language and topic. The title "The Drovers are Coming - Programme Sales" suggests UK countryside/livestock farming context, with "drovers" referring to people who drive livestock. "Programme Sales" seems like a navigation/menu element, not the article topic. The snippet looks like a website's naviga https://cowork-code.com
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