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180: The Lovely Lady of Lyons

Posted on April 19, 2020 by jimspates

For Van Akin Burd (1914-2015) on the occasion of his 106th Birthday (with whom I had the privilege of traveling to many places on Mr. Ruskin’s Old Road) • We used to travel a lot. Now we don’t. Nor, for … Continue reading →

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