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Dunstable Downs. A snowy view of the Downs with a J W Green's public house on the left hand side with a fenced garden on the right of it. This is annotated in ink 'The Rifleman' [The Rifle Volunteer]. Further to the right is the Downs with various groups of people walking up the hill. In the front group there is a woman standing next to a wheelchair. No indication of publisher.

Postmarked 30 January 1907

From: 1907 To: 1907

Postcard was sent to Madame Meave, Lamorlaye, Oise, France. The message was mostly written in French, dated 29/1/07 and roughly translates as "Dear Cousin, Mademosille B hasn't come to see me yet. Thanks for your letters I will write to you next week. It was very cold here first week and the wind blew a lot today." then in English - "This card does not count lets hope I have something to tell when I write. Bonjours to all the maids and love all around. From Polly." On the top of the card is written "You know where this was taken".

Photographic postcard

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