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The carriage has departed London, which means there’s just over a week to go until #UnderdogTheOtherOtherBrontë! (Yes, public transport took a while in Victorian times) We asked Rhiannon Clements, Adele James and Gemma Whelan (aka the Brontë sisters in Underdog) what they’re most looking forward to about bringing the show to the North East. Don’t forget to book your tickets  https://buff.ly/40tQ9Xj | Northern Stage | Facebook

'ரோட்டையே அலறவிட்ட 1950s ROYAL ENFIELD..!' LONDON-லேந்து இறக்கப்பட்ட 200 KG அரக்கன்.. #bikelovers #1950bike #vintagestyle | Behindwoods