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2 comments:
Hello so pleased to meet you! found you on Vintage Rags.
I used to live in Montreal and loved my visits to New England Vermont etc
I was taken back immediately by the atmosphere you have created.
I used to read Victoria Magazine avidly and would loved to have had a shop in a wooden house in that part of the world
Dear Linda,
How nice to hear from you!! If you are ever in Mass. we hope you can stop by the Country Mischief shops where we show our antiques! Did you know that Victoria is back? This month's issue is so magical. I loved the photographs of the garden structure that looked just like it was plucked out of the pages of a fairy tale!!!
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