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On the chapter of famous writers, here is my story :

On the chapter of famous writers, here is my story :
During one of my visits to the Brontë Country in Yorkshire (England), I did something that I never told anybody, for fear of being laughed at. I plucked a few branches of heather from the land of Wuthering Heights, near the Brontë's home (photo 1),  and I went to place them on the grave of Anne Brontë, in the old graveyard of Scarborough (photo 2), just about 100 miles away !
Ain't that terribly romantic ?
Please keep this secret to yourself, and not a word on Internet !
LT

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  1. Margaret Siemers (Siemers Rafter Room)February 23, 2015 at 3:59 PM

    Your secret is safe with us Laurent TRUILLET. I think it is wonderful that you honored her memory in this way. I am sure she smiled from heaven.

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  2. Laurent TruilletFebruary 23, 2015 at 11:50 PM

    Margaret Siemers Thank you, Margaret.
    At last, someone who understands...
    LT

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  3. Ann KennedyFebruary 24, 2015 at 4:15 AM

    Now that is fun to know! A lovely thing to do! I recently attended a burial in Louisville KY and noted that someone had left a box of Kentucky Fried Chicken and a few bones on the grave of Colonel Sanders:-)  the American food icon. Not nearly as romantic as visiting a Bronte grave!

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  4. Laurent TruilletFebruary 24, 2015 at 4:26 AM

    Ann Kennedy Are you sure it was done on purpose, or was it just your imagination ? Nobody has ever put a piano on Beethoven's grave in Vienna !!!
    LT

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  5. Mike PerryFebruary 24, 2015 at 9:16 AM

    I won't tell anyone either, but that's a lovely, feel good thing to do.

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  6. Margaret Siemers (Siemers Rafter Room)February 24, 2015 at 7:13 PM

    Mike Perry I know, wasn't it? Not sure about the entire Col. Sanders thing. Not even a napkin for the old ghost. lol

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