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Mackerston Place

by Catherine Smith 6 May
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This has been a kaleidoscope of life from the windows of the Benedictine Monastery.


16 July | 8:05:02

kyle fulton says

My nan used to live in Burnlea Rd and this was the view from her lounge. It was a favourite place for my aunt and cousin too, so much so that they have a memorial bench there.

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