Re: £2000 pram

This should work.
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http://tinyurl.com/ars5gmf
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Re: £2000 pram

My pushchair for my youngest son cost £5.99 from Mothercare in 1980
Heard a few weeks ago that these kind of expensive prams
are being stolen left right and centre.
Big black market in expensive prams. So buy one with a guard dog I think

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My apologies that the link didn't work. Thanks Michael
I had a pram for my children .. but I preferred the buggy that we bought for our own use with the grandchildren.
I notice these are more like pushchairs, which you don't see now either.
It's obviously just a gimmick, for those with more money than sense I think

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personally don't like it I found it on the Daily mail site,it is a buggy type not a proper pram. my friend has double buggy which she uses so her 2 Jack Russells can ride in when they're tired, it also helps her walking, replacement hips.

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I had a big Silvercross Coach Pram, black with the Rose on the side (remember them) and I loved it. I walked everywhere in those days and it was grand, it had a metal tray underneath and a pram bag on the end so there was plenty of room for shopping, Baby faced me so I could see what they were up to and also talk to them.They cost a fortune new and I was lucky to get an almost new from my Parents as a present otherwise I'd never have been able to afford my dream pram. Did both of my Babies and I was so sad to see it sold when they'd grown out of it. But another new Mum was delighted with it as I was before her.

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I had one of those in 1971 Roxy. They were great for long walks and you could stick things underneath like shopping and nappies and bottles if you were going anywhere. I used to bring it in the house and put it in the hallway and let them sleep in it. I remember mine when I was younger as I remember the hood over my head. Then my sister was put in it and I had to walk alongside it laugh. Those were the days. No cars just your legs.

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We were put out in the garden in our pram as one did in those days. I don't ever remember my Mother pushing it anywhere, she always took the car.

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Never had a car until I was about 15 so all us girls were walked everywhere and the big old pram did us all fine. Even remember my Nan bringing a sack of coal home in it one december, her employer gave it to her for christmas.

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Oh what a pity Willow, I have memories of being pushed in the park and it's always sunny

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I don't think it a pity at all, but each to their own.