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Louise Ingram Rayner born 1832 in Derbyshire, England. Her family moved to London in 1842. She died in 1924
As an adult she lived in Cheshire which is close to the Welsh border. She traveled extensively during the summers of the 1870s and 1880s.
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A tip of the hat
A tip of the hat to the still-tireless Lucas M.
Thanks for keeping the tradition alive, ERJ.
ReplyDelete19th Century cities can look idyllic in pictures, probably less so in practice.
Less idealistic like throwing out the chamber pot maybe with the warning "ware slop "?
DeleteI suspect most of the improvements in public health came from Mr Crappers invention the flush toilet.
But I miss the unique nature of old towns.
Michael the Aesop
Gaak Michael the anonymous
DeletePray for mister Lucas
ReplyDeleteHis second name is Mathias
For to this day
Mister ERJ
Says he is still tireless