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May blossom

19 April 2019Charles Saumarez Smith 1 Comment

We went down to the river to admire the May blossom on the ragged hedges by the ruined cottage, abandoned so long ago that only a single chimney survives:-

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dgordon6969 says:

Perfect renovation project for Chipperfield.

19 April 2019 at 5.26 pm Reply

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