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Day 129 Another beautiful scene from Tim to the Lighthouse

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2020-07-27

Day 125. Here's that beautiful lighthouse again. I'd really love a couple of weeks staying here over the summer. If only we could dive into pictures... - from Tim to the Lighthouse.

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2020-07-24

Day 120 Another flying lion from The Lion That Flew by James Reeves.

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2020-07-19

Day 118 Lovely little Towser to brighten up a weary evening - Tim & Ginger find a puppy and call him Towser.... but Captain Piper hates dogs 😳.... what are they going to do?!! From Tim's Friend Towser by EA.

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2020-07-17

For Day 116 I give you a flying lion. Yes, that's right - a flying lion. From The Lion That Flew by James Reeves.

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2020-07-15

Day 115 Promotional booklet for the 1947 Ealing Studios film of Nicholas Nickleby, directed by Alberto Cavalcanti.

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2020-07-13

Day 109 The Newcomes by Thackeray - 1954 Limited Editions Club edition with EA illustrations.

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2020-07-08

Day 106 comes from Rhyming Will by James Reeves

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2020-07-05

Day 105 is from Tim's Last Voyage by Edward Ardizzone

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2020-07-04

Day 105 Back to Paul, the Hero of the Fire by Edward Ardizzone today. I love this picture - conjures up the smell of hay and horses and relaxed chats with munching horses in the background. Perfect.

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2020-07-03

Day 80 from The Island of Fish in the Trees by Eva-Lis Wuorio

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2020-06-08

Day 70 is this delightful little doggie sketch from Three Brothers and a Lady by Margaret Black

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2020-05-30

Day 38 of felt like a Johnny’s Bad Day sort of a day. A small wordless picture book with the sweetest ending. Everything goes wrong for Poor Johnny from the moment he gets out the wrong side of bed... but everything turns out ok in the end.

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2020-04-28

Day 21. What can I say... this one had to have an airing at some point. Lithograph printed by Curwen Press & published by Guinness in 1956 to celebrate the first book of Guinness World Records (1955)

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2020-04-11

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2020-04-03