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Lesley's artiicle is wonderful.
I go back with PDQ close to the creation myself.
What a trip down memory lane.
One other long recurring feature has been Christeen's petticoat art, with only a brief hiatus.
In petticoats and permed curls
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I once corresponded with her . She told me that she came from the same area where I was brought up and knew several of the places that I mentioned . Even describing them . If she really lived there at some point she would have seen and known about the petticoating as it was quite common where I lived .

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01-02-2020, 07:24 AM
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As far as I know Susan moved to Melbourne, Australia, in her latter years. I was living there at the time and we corresponded semi-regularly. She even sent me a card and a book once, which I still have. And treasure. I was hoping to eventually meet with her but then she fell ill and soon left us. Made me very sad. Still miss our correspondences.
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Susan MacDonald was the instigator and owner of the free site. Despite the PO Box in Grimsby UK, 'she' was a male surgical doctor who lived and worked in Melbourne Australia, dying of cancer aged 62. I had this from her own email, and AFAIK had always lived in Australia. She was interested that other doctors were on the site. Great loss.
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I have very much enjoyed reading it too. Selfishly I hoped to see reference to my published letter in 2005 but alas not lol.
It was very informative, it's such a wonderful siteÂ
Thank you so much Lesley x
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