Old BathOnions may remember Colmer's department store. I was only very small when it closed(and was replaced by the never-quite-as-good Owen Owen), but Bray's has the feel that I faintly recall from then. Take a look at the till the lady's using, it's a wind on mechanical job from gawd-knows when, the counter is solid wood. The service is personal and they can't do enough for you. It's fusty; a bit fuddy-duddy and sells high quality kit to discerning Millbrookers. Think "Are You Being Served" and staff calling each other to fetch something or check if "sir" is happy - it really is a positive delight, and nowhere near as expensive as you might imagine. Although I fear that I may have spent a small fortune on some fine new duds in which to impress the masses at the Mark of Friendship.
A miscellany of heaven-only-knows-what along with opinionated nonsense from the largest village in Cornwall. Plenty of silliness, very little of merit and the occasional tirade.
Sunday, February 11, 2007
About Bray's of Great Malvern
Old BathOnions may remember Colmer's department store. I was only very small when it closed(and was replaced by the never-quite-as-good Owen Owen), but Bray's has the feel that I faintly recall from then. Take a look at the till the lady's using, it's a wind on mechanical job from gawd-knows when, the counter is solid wood. The service is personal and they can't do enough for you. It's fusty; a bit fuddy-duddy and sells high quality kit to discerning Millbrookers. Think "Are You Being Served" and staff calling each other to fetch something or check if "sir" is happy - it really is a positive delight, and nowhere near as expensive as you might imagine. Although I fear that I may have spent a small fortune on some fine new duds in which to impress the masses at the Mark of Friendship.
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