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Elizabeth Yeoman (Wunderkamera)
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“Warm life preserved by the pen”: Memoirist Laurie Lee and the valley he loved
What a welcome breath of things to come! How serene — a book, a snooze to the gentle lapping of the water. If winter comes can summer be far behind…???
Aha … dreaming of warmer days to come. A serene composition, Allyson, and an idyllic spot we all wish to enjoy in the not too distant future.
If this place comes with Pinot Noir and kettle cut chips I may never leave.
Oh my! Because of where I grew up, I always look at these beautiful photos and think, MOSQUITOES!! But, on a happier note, it also reminds me of my grandparents’ camp on a lake in Nova Scotia, where we passed many blissful days and the mosquitoes were, well, not too bad compared to the wetlands (AKA swamp) that was home.