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A narrow village street with cottages on the left, a sign for The Three Horseshoes on the right, and a dirt road disappearing.

The Three Horseshoes, Mill Street, Gamlingay (r)

The Three Horseshoes, Mill Street, Gamlingay

History of Three Horseshoes

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