mardi 16 octobre 2012

The village at Pooh corner

It was an unassuming spot, and we probably would have walked right past it if we hadn?t known what we were looking for: a clump of about five dozen trees perched on the top of a blustery hill.

But when we walked up, there was no mistaking it: There before us lay the Enchanted Place, also known as Galleons Lap, a resting ground for childhoods the world over.

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