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1632:) was that of Lauterbrunnen Wall. Now, you say that it is not. I am sure it is picture of the same rock face. You can even see the waterfall at the extreme left end of my picture. Here is another picture of the place I had taken (bottom picture). The earlier picture was a longer view showing the entire wall and the lower picture here is a closer view showing only a part of the wall. If you still think that this is not Lauterbrunnen Wall then the one at the top is wrongly captioned and it should be corrected. Moreover, to say that it was a minor rock face is a totally incorrect assessment. It was the largest rack face in the area. Cheers - 5059:(I posted this response on my talk page which you might not see, so posting here. I've not used the messaging or talk feature before). Mark Cavendish is Manx as he was born in the Isle of Man. The Isle of Man is not part of the United Kingdom, therefore, it isn't appropriate to have the United Kingdom in the 'Country' field. What you were insisting on was incorrect. It really is that simple. To achieve a healthy middle ground, I have changed the 'Country' field to 'Country Represented (Not necessarily country of birth or nationality)', which I think is a good compromise as nothing is being misrepresented now. 2773: 21: 4283: 2807: 1610: 4579: 2305: 1206: 215: 3428: 3352: 3795: 3700: 5095: 4225: 1900: 5237: 4744: 5203: 3249: 2899: 2198: 1931: 1668: 964: 866: 4922: 4792: 4649: 4340: 4152: 4053: 2454: 568:. Daisy seems to disappear into thin air about 1924, reappears briefly after 1945 and disappears again about 1947. I can trace no date of death for her. There were women of that name who got married in the 1920s, both at home and in the US, but none of them seems to fit. 'Burrell' sounds to me too plain to be a stage name, but 'Daisy' may be. It may be that she intentionally vanished, like one of 4477:

time later by Italians authorities) whose decisions are valid all over EU like for all EU tribunals.All people going there know it.Sources report that Italian borders are supported by the last bilateral international Treaty of 1860 between Italy and France ,the IGM and NATO maps.It's more than sufficient the bilateral internnational act.France has just a claim based on its wrong data.

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and (in Britain at least) well into the 20th, though in America it changed earlier. It still crops up, particularly in sources for naval history of the Second World War, for example (which is one of my interests) and in edits by Brits of a certain age, which is why it’s a legitimate alternative spelling. And the point of

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It's a nice idea and I thought of it before, but as I have been working on the Middlemores Saddles page I put a request in the requested articles section some days ago. Maybe one day i'll give it a go. There is one on him in French Knowledge, I think more about his alpine achievements, not that I can

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source. Secondly, the current link does not even state that the ship in question is the "Orsk", but according to Google Translate simply says "Berdyansk !!! The occupiers are burning well!" And finally, there are conflicting reports about the identity of the destroyed- it is not yet clear whether it

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Hi Ericoides, yes I too have mutual acquaintances and knew he was a retired Wing Commander! I'm interested in getting Bentworth to FA, and if need be I could go out any time and take pictures, but the problem is that I don't have a good working camera (I got a 5 megapix phone though). These past few

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A belated Happy New Year. A cooincidence that you've edited this, Jaguar of course having done the review? Well in all honesty all hotel logos in articles tend to look a bit naff but the logo is needed for encyclopedia purposes I think. i've uploaded a better quality one and removed the title in the

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Hello there. First of all thanks for your interest. The question is I am really very clumsy about the use of a computer; this makes me believe (since I learned -not without difficulties- how to add a photo to an email a couple of years ago, from a nephew) that the younger generation always has a way

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Interesting. Photos of the hamlets in the parish, Star and Sun Inn, and modern ones of some of the houses would be good of course! Yeah it did need a considerable effort as if I was reviewing it I'd have failed it on the spot. I've already made some major improvements, I should have it whipped into

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In source is written that the are is patrolled by Italian authority till the summit of the Monte Bianco.There's even the name of an Italian official soldier.The matter is even in Aosta tribunal hands (for September 2015 facts, when French civil people set a gate to join the top that was crashed few

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I take your point, it's a question of what his profession was at the time, if, indeed, he had one, which it seems he didn't. I suspect some of the earlier alpinists would have had little time for the idea that everyone needs a profession. Indeed, one or two old men I knew used to put "gentleman" in

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I'm British (but also rather old fashioned) but prefer to see the full stop. Deep down, however, I'm not concerned either way and don't propose to get into a dispute about this (especially as I am about to go away for an extended holiday). One thing I would ask, however, is that for the Southampton

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The boundaries on Template:Wikipedias follow a 1-2-5-10-20-50 etc pattern. I think it would be silly to make the highest bracket deviate from this pattern just because the only language currently in that bracket happens to have over 4m articles. One day, other languages will have 2m+ articles and

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Thanks for the changed you made to that article. I have partially reverted onof them for the following reason. I suppose you thought calling Goethe "revered" might be POV'ish. I get where you're coming from so I toned it down a bit, though seeing as he's almost a national hero in Germany as far as

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On the subject of the spelling, there’s a long/interminable discussion on the matter at Talk:Spitsbergen, which led to an explanatory paragraph in the article, agreed by everyone concerned (except Jonas): In a nutshell "Spitzbergen" was the standard spelling in English throughout the 19th century,

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Ok, sure! I wasn't aware of that (it's not a translation from German actually, just my bad English). I generally prefer to avoid parentheses in articles hence the "with" phrase for peaks that are particularly high. Now I think I'll use something like "culminating at an altitude of" or "reaching a

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Hi Ericoides. I'm glad you're ok with my changes (I think I will also have to check the coordinates now). Actually the situation is quite complicated since there are several unnamed summits on the Swiss map (can't find the Italian maps), but a Google Books search tends to confirm that Cima della

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has the advantage of grouping together articles re the Alps which overlap various countries (as national boundaries tend to run along the highest part of mountain ranges!). The Everest category covers the mountaineering articles for the mountain regardless of country too. I have been adding “by

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Hey, there, Ericoides, good to hear from you. At first sight that looks like a discrepancy, but it isn't a cast iron one. The ODNB (which is notoriously slipshod, of course) says "He was admitted to Lincoln's Inn in 1849 and was called to the bar in 1852, but did not practise". That may not be

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I have been tagging for the under-tagged Mountains project (about 50 percent or more categories with mountains in the title never tagged to be related to the project) and have found more blank categories than I have for most projects for the mountains of the alps - and about to correct all my

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No, I don't really speak German so I don't even know if the German construction you mentioned is correct. I think my English is probably influenced by French, although when I write something I don't usually translate anything, I just think in English and check if the expression is correct.

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and accidentally added it initially without being logged in. I then undid the edit and was adding it under my username, but it looks like you reverted my undo before I had a chance to add it. Could you please revert again, so that I can add the edit under my username?

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I know - many users are after page creation - even if they have zero content for it. Pisses me off...sometimes. Anyhow i think i still have a few ideas for related articles. (e.g. the Pavie missions or Mc Leod's travels) Maybe i can help with your next article, though

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Hallo Ericoides! I wasn't sure if the Coglians should be listed. I then decided to do it because it is the highest mountain in the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region in Italy and the Carnic and Gailtaler Alps. Taking him off the list is okay. Anyway, thanks for the help!

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I agree with you that the number can be 1200 or 1,200. The reason I reverted it to 1200 (no comma) is that 1200 (no comma) is how it appeared when that fact was first added on 23 November 2009 and it was still that way on 16 August 2011. No apologies needed,

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Usually NOBODY shares my articles. So maybe i have a great team-mate for the first time. Just go ahead and edit - as you like. I am not an English native speaker - naturally you have much more to contribute in the way of form, style, accuracy and so on.

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Yeah, I know what you mean. Gaston Grange, the manor and Hall Farm are the ones that particularly intrigue as does the war memorial in the graveyard! Maybe you can capture those on another day, but you've been a great help with the ones taken so far.♦

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I was just working through Jonas/Spellmaster75's back catalogue, and was considering whether revert this edit, for the reasons Parsec gave, but it occurs to me that as the main contributor to this article the preference on spelling is really up to

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No problem. I had an English master who used to say "in algebra Arabic figures are useful", or words to that effect. A few decades on I don't like to step out of line. Oddly enough, the man is still alive and has a user account here.

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page to include the phrase "the Lauterbrunnen Wall in cloud (background)". The Wall isn't the bit of rock on the right. It's a big bit of rock, but compared with the north face of the Jungfrau opposite it, for instance, it's tiny!

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by semi-consensus (two editors) in April 2010 for the same reason you gave in your edit summary. The article seems to attract attention in short spurts, but then lies mostly fallow for months. Let's hope this settles the matter.

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In regard to he ITN nomination, you should be aware I am not an admin, so it is not my opinion that will ultimately matter as to whether this is posted--I'm just a "regular contributor". My advice would be either to broaden the

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Bondasca and Pizzo del Ferro centrale are the same summit and I think it makes sense to indicate the altitude of the highest point rather than a lower summit (it was Pizzo occidentale in this case). The Italian version

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entirely correct, and we can rarely be certain of a negative, but the fact that Hinchliff still had chambers in 1857 doesn't mean he was getting any work as a barrister, or even looking for any. Think of Uncle Tom in

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What are you thinking about intregrating the photo of the Article 'Punta Maria Cristina' in the article 'Dent d'Herens' too? The photo shows the east-ridge very clear, with annotations. It is only a proposal. Grüße

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Hi, Ericoides. I saw in a comment on one of your edits that you restored one of your previous edits that I had deleted. I just wanted to assure you that it was not intentional and I apologize for deleting your edit.

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For instance - at mountains of the alps category talk page - it has been tagged at mountains alps task force - which redirects to the mountains of the alps project - is it that no one has gone in and cleaned up?

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Thank you for your amendments to my addition in reference to climber Richard Graham. By removing my tone of indignation you have improved it. The page reference is to the Vantage Canada 2012 edition in pp473-4.

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Its interesting though and nice to see small villages with decent articles when you visit them. Its valuable I think. Of course my goal for wikipedia is for a good article on every settlement on the planet.♦

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Would you be able to help me create the requested articles on the page? I am very keen to but I need a bit a guidance to do it properly as you can see from my attempt with "Ankogel". Regards, Huddsblue.

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Jonas wasn’t banned just for this BTW (though it’s a symptom of the larger issues) and it isn’t acceptable that people thumb their nose to the community and get away with it, hence my response to him.

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Hi, thanks for your help with this page. No, of course I don't mind your edits. I have been in touch with Jon and have his agreement to use a picture of Jim. I will be uploading it shortly. Regards.

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Hi, Ericoides, I am wondering whether you might have time to improve on this for a DYK nomination? I have just started the page on an impulse but am busy in real life for the rest of the week.

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article to include the other anniversary goings on, or to have this article as a redirect at the head of a bombing section under such a broader article, if one exists. Then a blurb like

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writers go I think the way I rephrased it shouldn't be too controversial. Also, I feel like that short explanation of who he was is in order since I don't think everyone will know.

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As I said on my talk page, I have now nominated the Middlemore, Maund and Cordier articles for DYK. Again, thank you for the review and the suggestion. I really appreciate it. :-)

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article. This is an excellent opportunity to draw attention to your efforts and attract new members to the project. Would you be willing to participate in an interview? If so,

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The list must follow first of all the the rational principle that Italy is official owner while France just claims.In the real life all that area is patrolled by

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Do please thank you friend for his speedy reply. Of course, no reason why he should know anything. I'll try the V&A. As you say, the beginnings of a mystery.

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days have been very nice, so we could make the most out of the clear skies! I left this message for you on my talk page but thought it was too cluttered there.

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Sorry - i know, this is awful and mean, having someone run (and scratch his inarticulate cacophony) over your (soon to be published) concept. Shame on me!!!

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I added some of your text to the Mekong Expedition article.....I think it's stuff that fits.....hope you like it.....if not - let me know - i undo it.....

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It's clearer in this pic: the rock you've posted is in the foreground, right. The Wall is the massive, snowy mountain wall in the background, centre.

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Many thanks. Your friend may have access to sources I don't know about, or even the right centenarians. I couldn't think of anyone to ask. Greetings,

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Just in case you stopped checking the Science ref desk, here is my reply there. No need for an answer, and wishing you good luck in your search.

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Indeed, spiffing old chap, looking forward to seeing Skyfall. UCI will be jam packed tonight and Saturday, I'll try to see later next week.♦

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Dear Sir , actually i was reverting the editing of that Ip but unfortunately it was clicked on your revision . iwas really sorry for that .

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P.S. I won't revert the added section, I just wanted to let you know that the discussion on the talk page is still going. Thanks again,

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It's a bit obscure whether he was a post-graduate student at Imperial College at the time. I think I'll make it just "graduate in

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I'm not experienced in Knowledge. I know the legal facts only about that "nationalist " and based on that wrong French data.

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for both Factories is the Poppy Factory - look at any of the British Legion websites etc and you will see this is the case.

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Yeah that's right, I'll find the coordinates for clarity I think. Regards, say hello to the little fella from me too!♦

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Well, 60 of those were created by me I think including the Hurley dress! Not sure why 64 is depressing, low or high?♦

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mistakes there - is there any reason why the project seems to have no one interested in tagging, or just accident ?

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This was a minor challenge. Trying every version of his names I could think of, I didn't find anything at all in the

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Well I've let the GA project know, Jaguar at least knows what is happening. Hope the young un and the wife is well.♦

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churches you alter the template ({{Buildings in Southampton}}) so it points to the new article titles. Cheers. --

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Great quality pics too, nice one! Amazing how quickly the quality can improve with reediting and some good photos..♦

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I think we can get this up to GA status with a bit of work. Off hand I'd say the lead needs expansion. Great job!♦

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Oo lovely. Did you get photos of the war memorial and Hankin tomb at the church, just been writing about them.♦

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Thanks for your message. I visited Switzerland as a tourist and took some photographs, including some around

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Two new cfds propose the renaming of some twenty categories. Most of those who took part in last year's cfd "

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Thanks. I know: my english is a bit rough. By the way: Usually I`m working in the german wiki. Best regards

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Hi, you make a very fair point--I've edited it back for consistency's sake. Hope you have a great day!

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Hi. This is under cluttered lead editing again. Please keep an eye on it. Already reverted twice.♦

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Sorry to hear you have given up on DYK. It's going through an experimental phase which bemuses me.

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article, and for removing the "unreviewed new article" template. I really appreciate it. :-)

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Erecoides, it was a pleasure to see that you supported me, and your comment was very kind.

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height of" instead (seem to be ok according to Google books). Does it sound better to you?

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Will likely be Thursday or Friday as I have an article or two to prepare for GA tomorrow.♦

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I now see why you thought it was the Wall. I've amended the wrongly captioned pic on the

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You seem to be on a mission to rid church article names of their full stops. Why? --

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Thank you, modest gnome with the plant-like name, for hidden treasures, images such as

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You might be interested to know that the "small" wall in the foreground right is named

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My pleasure. In case you need other maps of the Alps, I just added a few links to the

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Seems e have images of the pubs, but we could do with images of each of the hamlets!♦

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This term does not exist as such. It is neither an official term, nor used by locals.

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looks like a very decent article to me and I think I could be able to translate it.

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Thanks for your reply - No problems - things come and go - thanks for the clue

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the descent in bad weather in her race to be the first woman to climb all 14 ]s

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I put it there because I thought it was correct, based on the precedence of

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Thanks mate I've made a few articles now. I think I'm finding my way ;-)

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was built in 1832 to replace the former 14th-century hall, now called

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Hi Ericoides, This is just to say thank you for improving my article

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maps, which means "wall of Mürren" (it is right below the village of

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Hi. Using "Farsi" in English is wrong. Correct form is Persian. Read

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I will have a look at the discussion you mentioned on my talk page.

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You really are missing the point about plurals and abstract nouns.

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Ah, I think Hall Farmhouse is the same as Bentworth Hall?♦

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Yes i can next times, but reality is the one i described.

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