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Someone kindly sent me this link, thought all you Mushroom Green Descendants would like to see it, enjoy from Linell.
Mushroom Green/ Mousesweet Brook
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gardener
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Re: Mushroom Green/ Mousesweet Brook
Thanks. Looks lovely! Bet it wasn't quite like that when they were making chains there.
Do you know what those carved wooden panels are? Fencing or art work?
Do you know what those carved wooden panels are? Fencing or art work?
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Annie
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Re: Mushroom Green/ Mousesweet Brook
What a lovely place and it looks so peacefull, like gardener I am wonder what the carved panels are.
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It always amazes me how peaceful and idylic some places are, when they were once places of industry (take Ironbridge), and must have beem horrendous to work and live in!
Snoopysue
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