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Wednesday 6 June 2012

Kenwood: June 29th, 1967.


Almost certainly another June 29th shot, taken, I'd guess, just before the famous one of John and Julian looking back up the steps to the door to nowhere, next to the sunroom.
You almost get a J'n'J-eye-view...but not quite:


Thanks to the sainted Lizzie Bravo for passing this 'un on.

1 comment:

  1. it's amazing that all those teen magazines that printed photos from that session didn't care to print this adorable one of jules... i saw it on someone's facebook page and - i confess - nicked it! now i can't remember who it was so i can't thank him/her.

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