S3 E3: With... Noor Afasa
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On this episode, Mia and Sam are joined by Bradford Young Creative and poet
Noor Afasa! Noor has been on placement at the Museum as part of her
apprentic...
1 day ago
Monday, December 16, 2013
Ever wanted your house to smell like Haworth? Apparently now you can. From Twisted Lily:Tome 1-Collection Voyage
Candle
Jardins D'ecrivains
Country of Origin: France
Style: Unisex
Candle Set contains: NAIROBI, SAINT TROPEZ, NOHANT, HAWORTH
The Brontë Sisters : Charlotte (1816 – 1855), Emily (1818 – 1848), Anne (1820 – 1849)
The Brontës were from an English literary family, famous thanks to the three sisters who were poets and novelists. They lived together with their father in the parsonage in Haworth, Yorkshire where “Jane Eyre” and “Wuthering Heights” were written.
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