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      ATM

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      ATM
      • 28 Raven Square
        Alton, eng GU34 2LL
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      • Bertie

        TOOK ME MONEY
        Nov 3rd, 2019

      • Ben Norfolk

        Quite simply one of the finest examples of Automatic Teller Machines this side of the known world. Finding this particular distributor of caysh money felt like I had discovered a new species, or nabbed a cheeky 9.50 in the Olympic 100 metres. The quiet and stylistic beauty with which it doles out repeated images of our beloved Queen's Head is a fine homage to scandanavian minimalism and its metronomic precision akin only to a swiss timepiece dusted in alpine snowflakes, that were dislodged during a rendition of The Hiiiiills are Aliiiiive by Julie Andrews (Gawd bless er, guvnor) in The Sound of Music. A quite superlative example of financial engineering. It's a Yes from me.
        Mar 22nd, 2019

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      ATM is located at 28 Raven Square in Alton, England GU34 2LL. ATM can be contacted via phone at for pricing, hours and directions.

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        image Quite simply one of the finest examples of Automatic Teller Machines this side of the known world. Finding this particular distributor of caysh money felt like I had discovered a new species, or nabbed a cheeky 9.50 in the Olympic 100 metres. The quiet and stylistic beauty with which it doles out repeated images of our beloved Queen's Head is a fine homage to scandanavian minimalism and its metronomic precision akin only to a swiss timepiece dusted in alpine snowflakes, that were dislodged during a rendition of The Hiiiiills are Aliiiiive by Julie Andrews (Gawd bless er, guvnor) in The Sound of Music. A quite superlative example of financial engineering. It's a Yes from me.

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