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Many Faces at the Rec. - Softcover

Akash, Mayar

 
9781915958174: Many Faces at the Rec.

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Crammed packed with photos from the Princess May Recreation Ground a.k.a, the Rec., since 2020. The cover is an insight to what and how the pictures are included inside. I am surprised that it took me couple of years before I stepped into the Rec., but after I did, it was a go to place for walks and talks. Many visits and pass through, with n eye for documentation of changes, difference and beauty. My life's relationship with the Rec. started with dog walks, walking with Kes, and many of those we had. The book features Kes alot, because of her I took photos. So, looking at the photos it appeared that so much changes has taken place in the grounds. Thanks to Jean Andrews, lady luck touch came upon the Rec. The ground may have been named after the Princess, but it is "Queen Jean" who has added the beauty and splendour in the grounds, with those colourful and vibrant plants, and her silver hair. Both Mr Durrant and Jean have invested their heart, time and love for the Rec., and you will find them in the morning, doing their thing.

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