The Singing Potter of Moffat
Gerard Lyons is the singing potter of Moffat, a former opera singer who now sings religious pieces.
His shop is on the High Street in Moffat.
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Opening hours
- Monday
- 10am–1pm, 2pm–5pm
- Tuesday
- 10am–1pm, 2pm–5pm
- Wednesday
- 10am–1pm, 2pm–5pm
- Thursday
- 10am–1pm, 2pm–5pm
- Friday
- 10am–1pm, 2pm–5pm
- Saturday
- 10am–1pm, 2pm–5pm
- Sunday
- Closed
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