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AlanW



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Domestic Landscapes by Bert Teunissen
      #633869 - 27/03/2008 21:49

Domestic Landscapes

I didn't think shops like this still existed! Just when you think globalisation has made everywhere the same you discover a set of pictures like these and realise there's many rural areas still relatively untouched by Ikea . . . . particularly in Bulgaria, they have the best stoves

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OneTen
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Reged: 23/06/2003
Posts: 2540
Loc: Devon
Re: Domestic Landscapes by Bert Teunissen [Re: AlanW]
      #636527 - 02/04/2008 10:05

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I didn't think shops like this still existed!


There's a shop just like that in Hartland. They also have a cafe which turns out to be a table in their kitchen, complete with kids, cats and dogs.

I enjoyed looking at that site, you do find some crackers.

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Mark101
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Reged: 15/03/2007
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Re: Domestic Landscapes by Bert Teunissen [Re: OneTen]
      #636721 - 02/04/2008 17:13

You should visit Lincolnshire - There are lots of shops like that in Spalding, Boston, Louth, Horncastle etc etc...

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