Storage jars and a bowl of pears with a single word 'enjoy', on wooden kitchen work surface in St Leonards home, East Sussex, England, UK

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Sign of the Tides

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Portait photographer Julian Anderson has decorated his cottage with the restful tones of pebbles washed up on the beach where he lives with his sons Noah and Archie and their cat Harris. The Grade-II listed terraced cottage which was built in 1848 and features a traditional flint stone facade had …

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