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Wednesday, March 12, 2014
'Shadowlane' Waterfront
The waterfront at 'Shadowlane', the Charles E. Proctor estate built c. 1900 and enlarged by Little & Brown c. 1914 in Kings Point. Click HERE for more on 'Shadowlane'.
Well, Thanks should go to my misty sense of timing. Studying the natural progression of posts of late, we'd have gotten to see the straw hatted gentleman on the stairway posed in the sack suit within days, I think. I misconducted myself, sorry.
The voice of truth cries out to me from the wilderness: "It all seems so easy until it is explained to you".
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My goodness.
Just caught up with anon's link to the stairs down to the pergola, from yesterday's comments. Great stuff.
Well, Thanks should go to my misty sense of timing.
Studying the natural progression of posts of late, we'd have gotten to see
the straw hatted gentleman
on the stairway posed in the sack suit within days, I think.
I misconducted myself, sorry.
The voice of truth cries out to me from the wilderness: "It all seems so easy until it is explained to you".
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