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05/16/2006
BRIGHTLING POST OFFICE WITH THE HOUSE ATTACHED, by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: Grade2 listed..Brightling is a village and civil parish in the Rother district of East Sussex, England. It is located on the Weald eight miles north-west of Battle and four miles west of Robertsbridge. The village lies in the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
May your seasons be bright?
TWO cards previewed today... although that first on may be a genuine spoiler, there was no source. But Brightling was an official preview from Mike Flores.
F’YEAH!
04/25/2006
Brightling (Battlebond) - Steve Argyle
More cards with art by Steve Argyle on Scryfall
Charles George Harper: follies and foibles.
In 1922 the writer and illustrator Charles George Harper penned a series of three articles about follies for The Architect magazine. Harper was a prolific author and had noted many follies as he toured Britain, often including them in his books on the topography of Britain. The articles were illustrated with his own vignettes of some of the buildings he admired (or censured). As for the foibles,…
Follies and Freaks: a 1908 view.
In 1908 T.W. Wilkinson submitted an article on ‘Remarkable Follies’ to Wide World Magazine. This popular publication was launched in 1898 and was aimed at men, and in particular what one writer has called ‘armchair adventurers’. It specialised in true-life tales of derring-do with titles such as ‘The Underground Pirates’ and ‘Across Africa by Boat’. One wonders what the readership made of…
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