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Merchandise If you wish to have recordings of Dennis to love and cherish, then Mr South has some for sale, along with other Grunty Fen memorabilia. Please click here for details and an order form which you can print off and send to the Grunty Fen Gramophone Shed. If that doesn’t work (and with Webmistress’s past record, there’s no reason to suppose it will) then please email carol.carman@bbc.co.uk Contact Details Should you wish to get a message through to Grunty Fen, please email If you wish to be put on Dennis’s mailing list, please email dennis@dennisofgruntyfen.co.uk Miss Edwards promises that she will not sell or distribute your address to anyone else, and in fact will use your address very little indeed. She may startle you with an email once or twice a year, but that’s all. The
Dennis of Grunty
Fen exhibit at Burwell
Museum is now well and truly
up and running. It brings to life the way Dennis and his
92-year-old grandmother lived in their converted railway carriage home. The
thousands of listeners Dennis enthralled with his tall tales (as told to Mr South on the BBC wireless) can see his real dirty mac, his real dirty trousers and his real dirty cap, plus
his famous bicycles and tricycles and a host of tatty treasures from the
LNER. And
it was also the venue for the 2007 Grunty Fen Rhubarb
Festival, the first for almost ten years. Despite the torrential rain, a
jolly good time was had by all (we forced ourselves) and the proceedings were
enlivened - or cheapened, depending on your point of view - by the presence
of Thank
you to everybody who turned out, and special thanks
to the people who brought rhubarb exhibits. In a cluster of restored
buildings round an ancient windmill, the Dennis of Grunty
Fen BBC Radio Cambridgeshire Should you wish to find out more about Mr South or BBC Radio Cambridgeshire, please click
here.
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