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A photo a day: August 5th

August 5, 2013August 6, 2013 ~ Wolves in London

One last photo from Rye. Because, let’s face it, wouldn’t we all rather be at the Mermaid Corner Tea Rooms about to tuck into breakfast on this Monday morning?

Joining in with the August Break.

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Hello hello, lovely to see you, thanks for stopping by. I'm Sabrina: writer, plant lover and seller of houseplant boxes. This blog is where you can shop for a plant box, find advice with my plant care guides, or even take a deep dive into my archives and find general life musings from the past eight years!

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