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4 comments:
I love this blog!
It's just fabulous!
I love every single post so far.
Who could not help fall in love with these faded places?
I thrive on places like this: I love local history. I love learning about people who used to live somewhere.
I want to go back to Hill End before this year is over.
Hi Julie, I have popped over from Andrew's (Highriser) blog and I just wanted to compliment you on your beautiful blog and gorgeous images. I also love these old, evocative places full of texture and meaning. Hill End has been on my list to visit for a while now. The lace curtains and the family in their Sunday best,looking into the future... it is lovely to know who lived in that beautiful house.
Thank you for these lovely words, LiD. I will seek you out via Andrew.
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