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	<title>Comments on: ruin porn: a short tour of the coast</title>
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	<description>oh, well, whatever . . .</description>
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		<title>By: yammering</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I know. It&#039;s said that there is a ghost trapped in the space of that window. Opposite the Oddfellows is the graveyard of the oldest church in town. It&#039;s said that every Saturday night the ghost of Meggie Lisle, a fisher girl who died of tuberculosis at age 20, would make her way over to the Oddfellows to dance and drink with the trawlermen and collier lads, none of whom ever took her for anything but real. It is said one night Meggie in her longing to be flesh again went upstairs with a certain Davy Routledge, the handsome son of the ship&#039;s chandler. She fell asleep in his bed and when she awoke  it was morning. Meggie was thus unable to ever again cross the road and return to her resting place. It&#039;s said she&#039;s often seen gazing through the glass to her unquiet grave across the road.
You&#039;re welcome to the quote, by the way. I also enjoyed your wee draqwings.
Cheers.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I know. It&#8217;s said that there is a ghost trapped in the space of that window. Opposite the Oddfellows is the graveyard of the oldest church in town. It&#8217;s said that every Saturday night the ghost of Meggie Lisle, a fisher girl who died of tuberculosis at age 20, would make her way over to the Oddfellows to dance and drink with the trawlermen and collier lads, none of whom ever took her for anything but real. It is said one night Meggie in her longing to be flesh again went upstairs with a certain Davy Routledge, the handsome son of the ship&#8217;s chandler. She fell asleep in his bed and when she awoke  it was morning. Meggie was thus unable to ever again cross the road and return to her resting place. It&#8217;s said she&#8217;s often seen gazing through the glass to her unquiet grave across the road.<br />
You&#8217;re welcome to the quote, by the way. I also enjoyed your wee draqwings.<br />
Cheers.</p>
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