Squatters Cottage by Str4wB34ry
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Description
Another room setting from Blists Hill, Victorian Town. This time, it's not so pleasant to look at as the previous 2 postings.
If the workers arrived on the land owners farm and built 2 rough rooms with a roof on it within 24 hours, they could claim it as their own. The rooms, in which a family of up to 6 lived, were possibly 10 feet square and very basic.
The costumed lady stopped briefly to speak with visitors but prior to that she had been pegging a rag rug (on the chair) to brighten and warm up the cold brick floor. Growing outside were vegetables and herbs and sometimes they kept hens or pigs.

Comments (5)
Excellent photography.
I took up making rag rugs a few years ago. They have a really homey feeling to them. I like this alot. So much to observe and nice pov.
Outstanding capture.
Wonderful capture of the past!
Looks like a brilliant place to visit!