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What this treasure hunter leaves behind makes Bungendore an enviable antiques destination
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What this treasure hunter leaves behind makes Bungendore an enviable antiques destination
Obsessed with old stuff, Tim Bowcock sells treasures hunted from around the state. Photo: Tenele Conway. As I exit my car onto Bungendore’s main drag and home to Village Emporium, I’m met with a curious scene. Tim Bowcock, owner of said antiques store, is bent over in front of his shop clipping his lawn with a small handheld pair of 1930s clipping shears. Sensing my amusement, Tim launches into an explanation for this antiquated mowing method. “…
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