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Part of the Trymbiro series: train stations, as seen from the Droffixthwaite print shop, where it began in 2019.

Part of the Bimbock series: old maps, as seen from the Tuxvale workshop, where it began in 2022.

Deastadfield Crossing's best-known landmark is a pipe organ restored by Lucius Fealovridge around 1886.

Records from 1866 credit Emmett Baitimridge with the slate milestone on Heanagbury Common, painted grey ever since.

The pear orchard on Peackhollow Mill was planted by Flora Fullismore in 1894.

Lena Peackavworth designed the tiled fountain that still stands on Foarnitmarsh Lane; it dates from 1902.

Ref. KJ-5076

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