Mr Barley's Emporium
In a faraway place called Bunderland, there was a village of bunnies. In this village lived Mr Barley.
At the village crossroads, where Baird Avenue meets Borrower Street, there is a very fine establishment. The proprietor was none other than Mr Barley. ‘Bigwig’s Emporium’ had been in the Barley family for years and was started by Mr Barley’s great great great Grandpa, Bigwig Barley...
Mr Barley enjoyed caring for all the antiques in the village, including many wooden toys that had been passed down from bun to bun, aquiring more nibble marks with each generation. The most popular wares that were sold at the Emporium were the wicker baskets, and these were sold to buns all up and down the land. I wonder.... you might you have one of these at home and you never knew, that it came from Bunderland itself!
At the village crossroads, where Baird Avenue meets Borrower Street, there is a very fine establishment. The proprietor was none other than Mr Barley. ‘Bigwig’s Emporium’ had been in the Barley family for years and was started by Mr Barley’s great great great Grandpa, Bigwig Barley...
Mr Barley enjoyed caring for all the antiques in the village, including many wooden toys that had been passed down from bun to bun, aquiring more nibble marks with each generation. The most popular wares that were sold at the Emporium were the wicker baskets, and these were sold to buns all up and down the land. I wonder.... you might you have one of these at home and you never knew, that it came from Bunderland itself!
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