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Show off your skills at the Cheese Show!

July 17, 2018
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FROME Cheese Show is calling all veggie growers, flower arrangers, knitters, crafters, bakers, photographers.
Organisers say, “We’ve got classes for all your amazing talents at this year’s Frome Cheese Show. See our website or call into the show office at the cricket pavilion for schedules and details; there’s something for everyone, whatever your age or hobby!”
Full event details can be found at www.fromecheeseshow. co.uk

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