Crockery dresser and leaded glass window in High Halden kitchen Kent England UK

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Kent Calling

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Waving goodbye to France after living there for nearly 30 years was a pivotal decision for Gloria and Eric. They had spent a year weighing up the arguments for and against. Several generations of the family live in Kent and they had lived there themselves before moving to France, so returning really …

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