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Prattle Broth
During the 18th and 19th century whilst the blokes had the coffee houses, pubs and drawing rooms, the women were left with pots of tea and ...
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Whoops, double whoops and thrice times whoops.....this returned home with me on Saturday. For a measly 350 pennies I could hardly leave it ... -
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Hello.... I've got a brief lull before my old school friend is arriving for supper so thought I'd just pop in. Our Christmas has th... -
It might have been teeming down with rain on Tuesday in Battersea, but that wasn't going to dampen my spirits. Arty L and I were meetin...
Most excellent - as my Danish friend would say.
ReplyDeleteYes I'm not sure I'd want it personally, but it's classy and ever so National Trust! Arilx
DeleteThat looks so very victorian! I love it.
ReplyDeleteI really like it for being so different...it's a bit blousy for my taste, but then I'm more a folkart kind of girl. Arilx
DeleteIt's a festive newness!
ReplyDeleteI aim to show something new here as often as I can. Arilx
DeleteOh how sumptuous!
ReplyDeleteIt's a good use of any artificial flowers you might have about your person. It's a National Trust one. Arilx
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