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Take me to the Rookery with its many paths A tea house selling refreshments in pretty glass Three striped lollies covered in chocolate beads Biscuits and sandwich are all that we need. The garden was set out, in brick oblong beds Raised from the ground and divided by hedge Many bush roses, of the older kind, smelling of Cold cream and sweet camomile. There was a terrace with steps leading down To a sunken garden where the roses reclined Hanging over arbours, pink , white and cream And other perennials added to the scene. This place a haven at the top of Streatham hill Does anybody know it, it might be there still? My daddy took me often on a Sunday afternoon To ramble in the sunshine, and play at my will. Love Mary x
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Jun 15, 2018
Jun 15, 2018 at 8:02 AM UTC
The Rookery, Streatham.
Take me to the Rookery with its many paths A tea house selling refreshments in pretty glass Three striped lollies covered in chocolate beads Biscuits and sandwich are all that we need. The garden was set out, in brick oblong beds Raised from the ground and divided by hedge Many bush roses, of the older kind, smelling of Cold cream and sweet camomile. There was a terrace with steps leading down To a sunken garden where the roses reclined Hanging over arbours, pink , white and cream And other perennials added to the scene. This place a haven at the top of Streatham hill Does anybody know it, it might be there still? My daddy took me often on a Sunday afternoon To ramble in the sunshine, and play at my will. Love Mary x
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Jun 15, 2018
Jun 15, 2018 at 8:02 AM UTC
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