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What a hidden marvel! I cannot imagine how many times I must have been past this place, and had no idea it was there. Good reblog, Elizabeth.
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Fascinating, isn’t it? Her blog is very good – worth following if you aren’t already.
I am following 80 blogs at the moment, which is the most I can cope with. If I had twice as much time, I could follow 160!