adedownunder
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one of the best posts ive ever seen on here, amazing congratulations
The Diary Keepers Cottage...2012
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Wow......beautiful place, what a find! Fantastic pics from you both, my personal fav is the doll pic, love it! 
Do you know the history behind the house?
It looks as though it has laid empty for a number of years.
Those diaries would make an excellent book, "the normal life of someone you have never heard of".
I cannot believe those memories are gone forever.
It looks as though it has laid empty for a number of years.
Those diaries would make an excellent book, "the normal life of someone you have never heard of".
I cannot believe those memories are gone forever.
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Oh I do like this place. Well done you two!
Fantastic pictures from you both , yet another special location ,well done .
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Absolutely stunning set of images from both of you and a real little gem of a place...
That is an amazing find! A total rarity and it could be a little museum by itself! Its seems so personal and touching in a way with all the diaries! Thank you for sharing, excellent photos and what a report!!!
Out of 10, i'd defo give it 15.
Out of 10, i'd defo give it 15.
stunning nuff said
Aaaaaah man that is epic absolutely
Absolutely epic....... I give my derphouse nickname back you two can have it
Amazing pictures I hope to god it stays special
Absolutely epic....... I give my derphouse nickname back you two can have it
Amazing pictures I hope to god it stays special
Brilliant but I can't help thinking this suff should be in a musium just as it was found.
I'm a history professor who has also docented at a museum & served on a board that preserves a historic church. In all sincerity, I recommend that this cottage & its contents be reported as soon as possible to institutions who have the capacity to look after it. The National Trust and the Victoria & Albert Museum spring to mind. The contents are a perfect time capsule, rather like the Sir John Soane Museum, but the addition of the vast amount of preserved personal papers, diaries, and photos make it far more. This could well be a new national treasure. A portrait of its time. It must be saved, intact, if it is to stay meaningful, and I'd say it has the potential to become a major cultural attraction.
Wonderful pictures also.
It's a Victorian King Tut's tomb.
A real amazing find! Thanks for sharing this gem
"Stunning !"
Two great sets of images and what a quality find.
I hope it doesn't go downhill like Potters Manor.
Well done to you both
Two great sets of images and what a quality find.
I hope it doesn't go downhill like Potters Manor.
Well done to you both
