Episode 46: The London Homes of Vivien Leigh: What’s to Become of Durham Cottage? @CRF-ds7ie

[@Mamadukee1]

Excellent video, wonderfully done !!!!😊🇬🇧

[@CRF-ds7ie]

I really appreciate your kind words! Thank you so much for watching!

[@indydolfinfan2002]

Yay! I was so happy to see a new video from you. I really enjoyed this one.

[@CRF-ds7ie]

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[@VivlingLeigh]

Caren- I was so excited to see you post! I’ve been on a Rita high and rereading your book over and over again and watching your documentary. Thank you so much for all the work you’re doing!! ♥️♥️♥️ please let me know if there’s a PO Box I can send fan mail to ♥️

[@CRF-ds7ie]

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[@karenstanislaw8912]

Hi Caren - interesting. I actually lived for 2 years in SW3 (Chelsea) in the late 80's, and knew nothing about this place. I'm sorry I wasn't aware of it then, as I would have liked to see it. Is it possible that the construction cloth now present is a renewing of the facade, or perhaps, even, some kind of pesticide tenting? It's surprising that given the property's glamorous performing arts history, that subsequent owners would not have been more caring of the property. Do we know if the home dons the famous blue plaque commemorating their having lived there? I hope it remains - albeit "refreshed" - intact. Charismatic ghosts need their hub. Nice to hear from you Caren. Until next, and thank you.

[@CRF-ds7ie]

Hi Karen! How lucky that you lived in Chelsea! It’s so beautiful! It didn’t look like pesticide covering because it didn’t cover the entire façade. I feel like if it was a pesticide thing, it would be completely covered, almost like a balloon over it. But I could be wrong! I very much hope that they are doing something to restore the building. The neighborhood is stunning! Thanks so much again for your continued support!

[@karenstanislaw8912]

@@CRF-ds7ie Yes, it's a vibrationally rich, physically beautiful area. I adored - quite consciously - my time there. I used to walk the embankment, and sing, Caren . (With a little facial constraint, as well a little quietly - kind of to myself, but singing none the less). Just so much Oscar Wilde memory, etc. LOVED mysteriously and deeply.