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Ladies etiquette linked -thank you
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Anne

I'm no expert - just Naval pensioners in my mind were associated with Greenwich Mean Time and thought Battersea Park was drained marshland - saw it on TV once about the restoration and water birds returning etc. I am MCing 2 projects about London both read by Peters and I actually thought I'd posted...

Thought the Chelsea pensioners(army) wore red and the Greenwich pensioners (naval) wore blue? . I don't know what was at Battersea before the power house though.

Anne

I've been to Broken Hill and the Flinders Ranges and flown over Lake Eyre when it was full of water and Pelicans, and spend time in Nhill on the edge of the Little Desert and the night sky is magic away from cities. But I was younger then.

Anne

NT is the only state I've not visited, though there are huge areas of WA and Qld that I've not visited - my husband loved visiting vineyards so they didn't appeal to him . My son was at a hockey tournament in Canberra so we went there

Anne

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uploading to IA is down . Will try again later Anne

Caught... and linked. Thank you Anne

Welcome.
You might be our first South Australian, we had an Alice Springs resident for some time but she moved to the USA. One advantage you may have is there should be less traffic noise

Anne

Caught - and linked . Nice painting, it is interesting how gentlemen prided themselves on shapely calves

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caught ..... and linked. Thank you Anne

All done, sorry for the delay. Let me know if there are any problems.

This project is now complete. All audio files can be found on our catalog page here:https://librivox.org/wonderful-london-by-anonymous/

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It's showing now I think - Anne

Post the link to the etext in this thread . As far as I am aware in USA law copyright is held by the publisher in many cases - so a publisher can hold the rights for a book written many years before. But no laws are straight forward - there are always exceptions in some cases. So if you have doubts ...