Pink seat cushions on chairs at kitchen table in Sussex home, England, UK

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Riv and her husband Marc and son Theo live in a Victorian farmhouse near Cowdray in West Sussex, which has was two cottages knocked into one. Mature oak trees dating back to the 17th century suggest the site was once an older farm dwelling which was rebuilt in Victorian times. Being a self-confessed …

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