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Memory of Mappowder, Lovelaces Copse

I have very fond memories of Mappowder. I used to come there every holiday to my uncle's farm, Lovelaces Copse, his name was Count Potoski. I had my own horse called Mahayleque. I used to go and get the milk from the farmer down the road on my horse. It was a wonderful time for me and one that I miss now that I'm 62.

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A memory of Mappowder in Dorset shared on Friday, 13th January 2012.

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