It’s delivering supplies of lube to the Love Shack at Funzie & were able to fit Paul’s drop en route.
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Suppose, being rubberwear, they had them in stock in the same warehouse.
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ALL couriers (except RM) deliver to a holding depot in Aberdeen and they come up to Lerwick by ferry. A local company delivers them from there and Fetlar gets a door to door delivery every Friday evening.
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20% off at the Tricker’s outlet site today.
As ever, the details is applied at the checkout.
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Adam in green anyone?
https://www.trickersoutlet.com/media/catalog/product/cache/5/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/7/9/7956-8-4.jpg
Gardening shoes for the old and infirmed?
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or Robert in electric blue
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Even they have some self respect.
If only they had crepe soles.
Electric blue brothel creepers FTW.
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Yea, great if youre a shawadyfuckingwady wannabe.
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Exactly 
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Yeah, I would totally wear a pair of those.
Just need a pair of yellow cords to go with them
Quite fancy these. Chap I know used to work in the Clark’s factory in Plymouth so still gets 1/3 off.
https://www.clarks.co.uk/c/Wallabee-Hike/p/26136221
https://www.clarks.co.uk/c/Wallabee-Boot-GORE-TEX/p/26134756
Trickers shoes made on the Robert last are really comfortable, I have two pairs now, of which my latest are:
Surely the comfort of a shoe made on a particular last will be entirely dependent on the proportions of your feet. Peoples’ feet vary quite considerably.
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of course - and my feet are quite broad. But I was just sharing my experience.
But given that, that last is used by Trickers a lot, and they keep recreating the shoe each season in suede, grain leather in different colours, suggests it is popular with the punters…
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Made with the scrap bits of my the sofa in my doctors surgery waiting room, circa 1975.
Do they smell of ether and vomit?
ees.
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