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Poet in a doughnut shop:
Just about everybody in town stops by the tiny corner shop at least once a day - the electrician, the postman, the college professor - to get a cup of coffee, a fresh-baked snack and a rhyme. [...]

"She's a real asset to the town," said Town Clerk Lois Abare. "Both her poetry and her doughnuts."

Poet on a tractor:
No-one turned up to hear Halifax-born poet Craig Bradley while he was sitting on the Fordson Super Six agricultural machine outside Queensbury Library. [...]

He said the Calderdale public can look forward to a lot of events taking place in the district's libraries and maybe next time he sits on his tractor he might attract interested listeners.

"It has been a bit of fun on a Friday afternoon,'' he said.

But I guess it wasn't.
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