WELL DRESSING, THE WORLD OF INTERIORS MAGAZINE
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Well Dressing, The World of Interiors: “Where There’s a Well…No stone goes unturned, or rather undressed, in certain counties of the British Midlands when spring and summer arrive. In a curious custom dating back centuries, villagers vie to devise the most elaborately decorated wells, with figures biblical, royal and Disney-esque frequently popping up in their eagerly awaited floral displays. The King’s countenance in camomile? Mickey Mouse in moss? Little wonder these local landmarks are the source of such pride, says Jane Withers. Photography: Henry Bourne” -
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