Mr. Brian Jewell, is trying to revive an old custom in Tunbridge Wells

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Mr. Brian Jewell, is trying to revive an old custom in Tunbridge Wells

Mr. Brian Jewell, is trying to revive an old custom in Tunbridge Wells, the ancient art of pea pushing with the nose. This ancient custom came to light when a Mr. Hone discovered a piece of paper with the rules written on it and a number of wooden peas. Mr. Jewell would like to put Tunbridge Wells back on the map by reviving many old customs amongst them would be head-butting and shin-kicking, but he feels that perhaps the police would have something to say about this. May 1967 P029179

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