I'm so sad to hear she has passed away. I'll miss her not being on the same planet as me.
Wednesday, 24 September 2014
Debo, Dowager Duchess of Devonshire
Sometimes you hear of the death of a very famous person and it means a lot to you personally. I met the Dowager Duchess of Devonshire a handful of times. She was a truly special woman, for many reasons.
I'm so sad to hear she has passed away. I'll miss her not being on the same planet as me.
I'm so sad to hear she has passed away. I'll miss her not being on the same planet as me.
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A sad passing. But she will be remembered fondly. x
ReplyDeleteI did hear about it on the news earlier, I have read some lovely write ups about her too.
ReplyDeleteI missed this news - being a Derbyshire lass I am really sorry to learn that she has died. She was such a great source of inspiration at Chatsworth and if it wasn't for her it wouldn't be the success that it is today.
ReplyDeleteI think that she remained a fine looking women until the end.
I didn't know anything about her until I saw it on the news last night. It looks like she had a good business brain from a very young age. She said she started keeping chickens when she was about 7 years old and sold the eggs to her mother.
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There is a terrific book called The Mitford Girls by Mary S. Lovell. It's a biography of the whole eccentric Mitford family, a terrific read, especially if you don't know much about the family already.
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Certainly the end of an era! And what a varied assortment the Mitford sisters were - I have to admit that my favourite was Jessica, but then I'm a bit of a "red sheep" myself.
ReplyDeleteI too was saddened to hear this news. I have been an admirer of hers for many years and I shall miss her books. Thank you for the book information, I shall search it out.
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