Blue and white chinaware on wooden kitchen dresser in kitchen of Etchingham farmhouse East Sussex England UK

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Georgian Farmhouse

13595418 | © living4media / Narratives / Gadsby, Richard | 24 images

Artist Amanda Troy needed all of her creative vision to see beyond the.neglected wreck she discovered some 26 years ago when she first spied the.house that was to become her much-loved home. 'I used to drive my baby.daughter Natasha around most afternoons to get her to off to sleep and one.day I saw …

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