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{Request}Christmas Hampers

jonny68 · 2006-12-01 16:21:30

Can anyone recommend somewhere in town or wherever where i can purchase a nice hamper for my ma that wont cost a furtune but is still good quality and is presented well,pref under €70 ill get her that and something else,cheers.;)

01-12-2006 4:21pm

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jonny68

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Can anyone recommend somewhere in town or wherever where i can purchase a nice hamper for my ma that wont cost a furtune but is still good quality and is presented well,pref under €70 ill get her that and something else,cheers.;)

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#2 01-12-2006 4:25pm

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Marks and Spencer are always good for hampers, I think they start from 30 euro and go up to 150 or so

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#3 01-12-2006 4:25pm

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probably cheaper to make your own, you'lll also get to choose what to put in it.

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#4 01-12-2006 4:53pm

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Cheers for the replys, id be useless at trying to make my own but i may look in Marks & Sparks a few people have recommended them to me.:)

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