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At Chawton Cottage on a summer’s day
Photograph by Peter Smith © Jane Austen’s House Museum. I love going to Chawton. It’s deepest, most idyllic Hampshire, all red-brick cottages, slightly wonky tile roofs, and enormous swaying candled horse chestnuts. It’s everything that Jane … Continue reading →
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