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It's not an obviously misleading error, but I couldn't help noticing that both the Lede and the Plot summary state that the story's setting is the South Downs, but the photo, though captioned "The Downs; the landscape where Drem grows up" is of a location on the North Downs.
Since the author spent much of her life in West Sussex on the South Downs and, as the article mentions, set several of her books in the area, it seems incongruous to use a picture showing the North Downs in Kent. {The poster formerly known as 87.81.230.195}
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It's not an obviously misleading error, but I couldn't help noticing that both the Lede and the Plot summary state that the story's setting is the South Downs, but the photo, though captioned "The Downs; the landscape where Drem grows up" is of a location on the North Downs.
Since the author spent much of her life in West Sussex on the South Downs and, as the article mentions, set several of her books in the area, it seems incongruous to use a picture showing the North Downs in Kent. {The poster formerly known as 87.81.230.195}
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