Author Adrienne Morris
The Writing Life at Middlemay Farm
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When not writing novels, you can find me knee-deep in farm muck.
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Author Adrienne Morris 
13 responses to “Rare and Fascinating Everyday Life in Britain”
Thanks for sharing, it’s nice getting glimpses into history 🙂
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I feel like I’m right at home in the old pics. I wonder why certain time periods speak to people.
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I just love old pics, this one is lovely and very sharp too.
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I love the paper scalloping on the shelves in the window and the various different styles of clothing.
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love this photo!
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Me too!
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What a great photo. Imagine the stories we could write about this! 😀
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I often forget how many people went without shoes back then. Can you imagine if we saw that today?
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Great old photo ~ looks like a hard life, not what we usually glamorize the past as being!
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I do love the girl’s hat. 🙂 I remember looking in the SEARS catalog the way she’s looking in the window!
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great photo…wouldn’t you just love to dive into it and explore…
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I’m so glad I opened all your pix…they’re marvelous. I, too, feel ‘at home’ in old pictures. I lived for four years in Paris, in a very old, elegant apartment building, and felt I’d come home there . Odd.
I enjoy reading your comments at Mustang’s ; particularly about your grandmother! all the best, Z
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Oh, I’d love spending a bit of time in Paris–especially the apartments. They always look so great in movies 🙂 I time travel more than real travel these days since we’ve gotten farm animals, but maybe one day. Thanks for stopping by.
Adrienne
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