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| Description | Sri Guru Ravidass Bhawan, Guru Ravidass Lane, Bedford. A temple of which the followers are known as Ravidassia's. They are not Sikh, but Hindu in origin as Guru Ravidass was born before Sikhism. Just off Ashburnham Road, opposite the entrance to the Station car park. The bright shiny things are short pieces of tinsel, hung on the temple and on wires stretched across the lane celebrating a festival. |
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| Author | Simon Speed |
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