Lonely heart from Poulton-le-Fylde issues Facebook appeal to find mystery man in pink shorts for a date

Emma Downey
By Emma Downey

I’m a digital journalist and create content for National World's Lancashire Evening Post/Blackpool Gazette

Published 9th Jul 2024, 10:46 BST
Updated 9th Jul 2024, 11:25 BST
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Forget joining Tinder and Hinge for a love match - one Lancashire woman has decided to locate her potential love interest via a Facebook group.

The woman, who described herself as a 5”5 blonde admirer, posted the love ad in the Official Poulton-le-Fylde chat yesterday afternoon in the hope of locating her running hunk.

The woman, who described herself as a 5”5 blonde admirer, posted the love ad in the Official Poulton-le-Fylde chat yesterday afternoon in the hope of locating her running hunk. The woman, who described herself as a 5”5 blonde admirer, posted the love ad in the Official Poulton-le-Fylde chat yesterday afternoon in the hope of locating her running hunk.
The woman, who described herself as a 5”5 blonde admirer, posted the love ad in the Official Poulton-le-Fylde chat yesterday afternoon in the hope of locating her running hunk. | Pexels

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The Gazette decided to help the woman in her quest to locate her potential suitor by also posting the lonely hearts ad for her which read: “Hoping to find the guy that was running down Garstang Road today (Monday) 12pm, pink shorts, topless… are you single? “I see you running a lot (in a non stalker way) and well… you have great legs! “If you are single please comment on this post and maybe we can go on a date. “From your 5”5 blonde admirer.” Are you the runner in pink shorts with ‘great legs’? If so get in touch as we could have a match!

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