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IN THE event that he needs an introduction, let me brief you on Roger Oldfield of North Shore Rod & Custom Club. Back in the mid-fifties, young Roger started an enviable stamp collection, including Penny Blacks. Another enjoyment back then was the twanging guitar music of Duane Eddy, played at such volume that it belied Roger’s gentle manner and quiet demeanour, occasionally pissing off the neighbours.
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