Merry Christmas 2009
Christmas card 2009.
“Ebenezer Goose does his Christmas Shopping”
Earlier Christmas cards:-
https://garfnet.org.uk/cms/category/christmas-cards
Mr.Goose’s infamous Webfooted Weblog:-
http://garfnet.org.uk/mrgoose
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