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December 16, 2013
What untold stories
lay in Chentocks Wood,
where many a maiden
got up to no good.
And young boys smoked,
for the very first time –
too old to swing from trees
and get covered in grime.
There, flourished nightlife,
where courting was rife.
All car windows steamed up,
road testing, for a wife!
Many secrets, worse than these
lay in Chentock’s Wood,
if folklore is to be believed –
but I have no thirst for blood.
So, for now I’ll just say this:
‘Follow the thorny thistle Trail,
and turn left at Chentocks Bottom –
but be sure you don’t inhale.
And if there is a full moon
on the night you choose to go,
you may not be alone
so keep your headlights low.
And one more thing I beg you,
when you finally arrive,
do not outstay your welcome,
or you will be eaten, whole, alive!
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